Alyssa Waller, Staff Writer Lieutenant Patrick Fortenberry of the Greer Police Department, who is the coordinator for Cops for Tots said the GPD will host its 33rd annual Cops for […]
Ten days of Thanksgiving: day seven, leaving for Thanksgiving break
Seth Atkins, Staff Photographer Thanksgiving is coming right around the corner, and this holiday can remind us of so many things that we may not even realize. Each day leading […]
NGU Football Finishes Strong
Evan Harper, Staff Writer With playoff hopes gone, North Greenville football closed out their season against Short University and went out with a bang. This was the best game the […]
COVID-19: a weekly surveillance | Nov. 18
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 […]
Ten days of Thanksgiving: day five, fall leaves
Seth Atkins, Staff Photographer Thanksgiving is coming right around the corner, and this holiday can remind us of so many things that we may not even realize. Each day leading […]
Two photographers, one hike
Seth Atkins and Kayleigh Harrill, Staff Photographers Nov. 17 was National Take a Hike Day. This day is to remind us to get outside, enjoy the fresh air, and take […]
Playing God or Saving Mankind? Genetic engineering and Christian ethics
Delaney Blackburn, Editor-in-Chief “There is no gene for the human spirit.” – Vincent Freeman, “Gattaca.” For some Christians, genetic engineering is an unlocked door to the alleviation of human suffering. […]
The Pigeon Chronicles: Chef Carl’s disastrous dinner
Olivia Hupfauer, Staff Graphic Artist Many lessons are learned in college. Most of these lessons are learned in a classroom – the other lessons, from experience. Through a recent terrorizing […]
