North Greenville University has made many changes in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. One such effort is the revival of the NGU Clinic.
Archive dive into the dorms
Ever wonder the history behind the resident halls at North Greenville? Here is the history of a few of the dorms and the history behind one the first and oldest dorms on campus.
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas
With Thanksgiving and Christmas right around the corner, students have begun lighting the halls and campus with twinkling Christmas lights. From Christmas trees to icicles hanging from the ceiling, NGU hopes to spread happiness and holiday cheer across campus.
Comparison: What are the best mobile video chat apps?
There are a variety of video chatting applications out there. Here are some of the common ones that everyone can use. It doesn’t matter if you have an Andriod, an iPhone or even a Windows phone, there is a video chat application for you.
Derrick and Chadwick Boseman: A brotherhood that stood the test of time
When Chadwick Boseman was born, his older brother, Derrick, was ready to be his big brother. Even after Chadwick’s unexpected August passing, their brotherhood lives on.
COVID-19: A weekly surveillance
Here is NGU’s most recent update on the numbers for the COVID-19 pandemic.
2020 Election: Get caught up here
Due to the irregularities that took place in this election, the results were not officially decided on Election Day. “You’ve got a lot of issues that are going to need to be resolved,” Smith said. “I think court cases are going to be pivotal going forward.”
BCM impact team makes an impact
On Friday, Nov. 6, a team of students left campus to head to East Flat Rock First Baptist Church where they worked a D-Now weekend with the youth group there. The weekend included worship sessions with the BCM band and NGU students preaching, outdoor games and small groups.
Choir in the midst of COVID-19
The NGU Concert Choir continues to work hard on their music even in the midst of Covid-19. They work diligently in the hopes they will once again make music for their fellow student body.
