By Abbi Webb The Vision Online Staff Writer Have you noticed the new bank on campus? You may pay closer attention when you hear the benefits it has to offer […]
How to avoid the cycinism trap
Sin is prevalent in every person’s life, and every believer has been called to give up his own desires, so learn to quietly disagree, instead of attacking people in ways that will benefit no one. Cynicism is like cancer, and unchecked it will kill a relationship with Christ.
First Year Experience program explained
“The First Year Experience classes are designed to orient the new students to North Greenville, to University life, and to what it takes to succeed as a college student,” said FYE Director Linwood Hagin. He explained the program teaches incoming students vital skills for making college doable, such as time management, note taking, studying and making the most of the advisors. It additionally teaches practical things like campus layout, handling relationships and even how to calculate a GPA.
Don’t feel like you’re making a difference? There’s a day for that.
“It was a cool growing experience. We were promoting the gospel over our preferences of churches.”
13 ways you can keep serving while studying at NGU
“To see these people put their faith in God even under the circumstances makes my faith all the more strong that we have an awesome and powerful God who reigns over all the earth”
New aviation minor allows pilots to get college credit
“I think there are probably a lot of people who are going to be interested in either being missionary pilots or using skills as a mechanic. It just adds one more element to your skill set if you are wanting to go to the mission field.”
Animal science program brings horses to campus
“Once we get up and rolling, students will be able to take riding lessons. Some students will be able to bring their horses here and have a place to keep them.”
Not vaccinating your children is child abuse
As a libertarian, I believe that every should have the freedom and rights to make their own decisions.
However, there’s a fine line between personal freedom and public well being.
For example, religious freedom: if you are a doctor and your religion doesn’t allow you to provide healthcare for divorced individuals, then I’m sorry, your religious freedom doesn’t allow you to let someone die of something that is almost completely preventable.
NGU expands athletic programs
The athletic department is adding three new teams with the inclusion of men’s volleyball as well as men’s and women’s lacrosse. The three new teams will compete in Conference Carolinas, joining the 15 men’s and women’s teams currently competing.
