Tag: graduation

Written by Whitney Vitt. Media Riley Hannula. CORE 40-DONE is the phrase many seniors are declaring after last week’s presentations. Thursday, May 5, students finally...

Written by Erin Lobner. Media by Courtney Murphy.   For the hard-working Greenville College seniors, graduation takes place in less than two weeks. Until then, students...

Written and Media by Austin Brinkman. As the Greenville College Track and Field seniors know that graduation is around the corner, they also know...

Written by Megan Burns. Media by Baylen Whitfield.   “So long, farewell auf wiedersehen, adieu, adieu, adieu, to you and you and you.” The end is creeping closer, and it is time to...

Written by Susanna Bowers. Media by Kayla Morton. If I could choose to start over, would I still be an education major? I’m a senior majoring...

I loved every bit of my time at Greenville College. Even the parts that I hated, I loved. It feels like just yesterday that I was staying up until 3 AM for no good reason and then skipping my morning classes... Kidding, of course! I was always the model student. Just ask Deloy Cole, he’ll vouch for me. I know, it's really only just begun, but life after college has been a crazy ride so far with plenty of highs and lows. As stressful as the ride is, it’s all been worth it in the end (you know...so far).

  Written by Jessie Polley.  Media by Shannon Geary. Have you ever sat through a graduation ceremony here at Greenville College (or any college for that...

You brave, tired group of people. You have exactly one month left at Greenville College. Four weeks to eat at Mario’s Pizza one last time. Twenty-eight days to decide if you are actually going to go to class.

our years spent at GC goes very quickly, and as a senior I can say this from experience. As a freshman, you have some pretty amazing dreams, but as a senior you have the opportunity to finally make those dreams a reality.

When I graduated from college, there was this thing called The Great Recession. I was a guy with a degree in Religion and Biblical Languages and no teaching license, so the job market was pretty bleak. Unfortunately, no one had told me, and I didn’t bother to read a newspaper, so I was frustrated when I didn’t get dozens of lucrative teaching jobs flooding my inbox every day.