John Johnston, Staff Graphic Artist Support these organizations in spreading the Gospel around the world.
52 years of mystery- The history of Scooby Doo
Chase Bridges, Assistant Editor On September 13th, 1969 a cartoon character entered pop culture and began a legacy that would last over fifty years. Scooby-Doo is an animated (and sometimes […]
Life-Shaping Scholarship Opportunity: Are You In?
Abigail Dickerson, Staff Writer An issue college students across the country are facing more today than ever before is student debt. The reality is that many people will not have […]
The Pigeon Chronicles- A Beginner’s Guide to College Students
Olivia Hupfauer, Staff Graphic Artist Carl is quickly beginning to adapt to his life as a college student. He’s almost finished with his first box of ramen noodles and the […]
News Briefs 9/19/2021
Ryan Bailey, Staff Writer 1892 week NGU is celebrating its founding in 1892 with activities planned during the week of September 20-24. COVID-19 vaccine drive-thru Prisma Health is offering a […]
A coffee date with Kayleigh
Kayleigh Harrill, Staff Photographer As a student at North Greenville University, needing caffeine and a space to study is an inevitable part of day-to-day life. I documented my life over […]
Visit the Global Impact Village
Seth Atkins, Staff Photographer During North Greenville University’s annual Global Impact Conference, right at the entrance of Todd Dining Hall was a “village of missions.” Missionaries from all around the […]
This week in sports- Soccer and football teams take the field
Evan Harper, Staff Writer North Greenville fall sports have kicked off and have had a busy couple weeks. Men’s and women’s soccer already have several games under their belt with […]
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John Johnson, Staff Graphic Artist
COVID-19: a weekly surveillance | Sept. 16
Above are the updated numbers surrounding COVID-19 cases within our NGU community. We hope everyone will continue to keep up the good work as we strive to keep our campus […]
