This weeks Archive Dive will be a look back through the past four decades of Homecoming Queens and events once again recognizing the lovely ladies that represent North Greenville University and the fun times on our wonderful campus.
Podcasts around campus
If you�re looking for a good podcast, here are some NGU student-run podcasts.
Top 8 Christian Meme Pages
Here is a list of the top ten Christian meme pages that you can find on Instagram.
Is K-Pop the future of electric dance music, or is this just a phase?
For 20-year-old Jarred Lavance Miller, K-Pop is a genre of music that he enjoys almost too much.
“A Moment Like This” doesn’t come often
With Country Pop artist Kelly Clarkson just releasing her new talk show, here are a few fun facts about the singer.
Rick Morris: from dusty desks to a dependable department
For 19 years now, Rick Morris has worked as NGU�s chief of campus security. Morris has taken the department from its infancy with only a few people to the substantial and well-trained department it is today.
At Least One. Local band spotlight
On Wednesday, October 2nd, the local band �At Least One� played a show in Downtown Greenville. At 8 P.M., the stage at Coffee Underground coffee shop (normally used for Alchemy Comedy Show), was covered in musical instruments and equipment and the audience full of people. At Least One had a five song set, all ranging from song covers to performing originals. Two other bands, The KNGS and Wallaby Lane, also performed along side At Least One. Follow them on Instagram at @atleastoneband and listen to them on Spotify at At Least One.
Humans of NGU: Grace Bennett takes Improv by storm
Grace Bennett has wanted one thing since she enrolled at North Greenville University: to be a part of their improv comedy group, Required Chaos.
The Great Divorce — A Marriage of the Arts and Theology
The play adaptation by George Drance and Magis theatre will be recreated this semester on the North Greenville stage, led by Dr. Dale Savidge and student director, senior Aidan Beasley.
