By Rahat Hossen With the theme “all creatures great and small,” the Greenville Symphony Orchestra’s 89th season ended April 7 at Thiel College’s Passavant Center. All music it played was animal related. The orchestra played 16 pieces of music. These were “Entrance of the Gladiators,” “Fight of the […]
By Bobby Winner April 16 through 20 was Thiel College’s annual Greek Week, where the campus’ fraternities and sororities engage in friendly competition in several fun games and sports. This week consists of banners, dodgeball, academic bowl, guest speaker, tug of war, obstacle course, egg toss, and sing […]
By Brian L Brink “Is religion the problem?” asked renowned world leader Rev. Dr. Munib Younan, who spoke at Thiel College on Thursday, April 12 during the penultimate interfaith lecture for this term. Younan, Bishop Emeritus from the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Jordan and the Holy Land, is […]
By Brian L Brink Photo By Allen Morrill “’90s music makes everything better,” theatre director, Pete Rydberg said when talking about the music choice for the show that ran from Friday, April 13 to Sunday, April 15. The show was a musical based off William Shakespeare’s play by […]
By Brian L Brink On Thursday, April 12, the last Thiel Forum of the term was held featuring students talking about supplemental instruction and Sociology Professor Alan Hunchuck talking about how Greenville has changed since the 1990s. English Professor and Academic Coach, Nancy Katz, along with some of […]
By Bobby Winner April 9 through April 13 saw Kappa Sigma’s annual Military Heroes Week, at Thiel College. Every year they hold a series of events designed to raise money for The Military Heroes Campaign, which is a charity who benefits homeless veterans and their families. Kappa Sigma […]
