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A Campus Remembers: 9/11 and the North Greenville Community
Twenty-five years ago today, North Greenville students, faculty, and staff gathered around televisions across campus and watched in horror as the events of 9/11 unfolded. In the midst of the fear and chaos happening in the world, the North Greenville community gathered to pray for each other, the families and loved ones of those lost… Read more
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North Greenville’s Paratrooper: Rufus Garner Rushton
Rufus Garner Rushton was born in Oconee County, South Carolina, on October 23, 1919, to parents Christopher Columbus Rushton and Martha Melinda Sanders Rushton. He spent the first years of his life on a farm in Oconee County and was the fifth child born out of eight. His older sister, Elsie, died in 1917 of… Read more
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Faith in the Foothills: How a Little Mountain High School Became a University
“In overcoming the power of darkness, North Greenville has done more good than all the revenue officers and sheriffs combined for a hundred years. In instilling a love for Christ, it has changed the streams once used for whiskey into rivers of baptism.”- Dr. E.B. Crain When the founders of North Greenville High School met… Read more
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