Once a semester guys have the opportunity to visit their female friends inside their dorm rooms. During spring semester, it falls over Valentine’s day to make it a special time for the girls at NGU. This year it was held on February 10. Junior Adam Polk enjoys going over to visit sophomores Sarah Wells, Amy Coleman and junior Jessica Younger.
The Media Center is available for students to use for any special assignments they may need printed. Jason Hutto, NGU graphic designer and web-master, is also ready to assist them.
Laverne Howell, Director of Public Relations at NGU, said, A presidential search committee will not been formed until the board of trustees find an interim president.
By Darren Luke, The Vision 48
Borelli and Love are both great role models for the youth today and especially for young ladies searching for their independent voice; we salute you during this proud Black History Month 2015.
I love it, says junior Jessica Bowers, It opens up a lot of options for girls to wear head bands and stuff without being afraid someone is going to ask them to take it off and then they’ll have a bad hair day.
Club overseer Amanda Eron, an English professor at NGU, said Its our responsibility as believers to be a voice for the voiceless, to fight for the oppressed.
The students, led by Christina Eddy, biology professor at North Greenville University, worked in Mumbai and Pune to spread the Gospel and help improve water quality.
