“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.”
NGU Tikvah International Club becomes a voice for the voiceless
Club overseer Amanda Eron, an English professor at NGU, said “It’s our responsibility as believers to be a voice for the voiceless, to fight for the oppressed.”
Biology students provide the Living Water to those thirsting in India
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.
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Old and new activities plus a possible intramural facility?
With more sports, games and other activities he has planned to be added to the extracurricular program, along with all of the current ones, there certainly will be many more activities that will give the student body more than enough things to do outside of classes and studying.
Right to Life Rally march inspires NGU students
“I think it is important for us as students to realize that each one of us has a voice and the ability to use it for causes like abortion and so many others,” said sophomore Charlie Mitchell.
Getting to know new psychology instructor and counselor: Steven Bielby
“I have no one favorite Bible verse, but Psalm 33:1-9 comes to mind which speaks of the breath-taking character and works of God and our proper response of joy and worship.”
The Weekly Giggle: Rainy Days
The Weekly Giggle
