Alyssa Waller, Staff Writer and Photographer The Barbara McCormick House on North Greenville University’s Tigerville campus is located across the street between NGU School of Theatre and Tigerville Café. Another […]
Crisis in camp college: what are you doing with your life?
Keely Lyons, Staff Writer As the anticipatory nostalgia of college draws nearer and the days of being a student begin bidding adieu, many students struggle with the existential question, “What […]
Ruth McWhite, women’s ministry director, retiring after 16 years
Alyssa Waller, Staff Writer & Abigail Dickerson, Staff Photographer Ruth McWhite, head of women’s ministry at North Greenville University has been part of the NGU family for 16 years – […]
Attention NGU Seniors: a timeline for your success
Ryan Bailey, Staff Graphic Artist College students should expect to plan their senior year to successfully graduate.
Humans of NGU: Jennifer Palmer and the story she did not write
Mary Margaret Ellison, Contributing Writer Behind every book cover there is a story. Jennifer Palmer knows a lot about stories as she works as a librarian assistant at North Greenville […]
Humans of NGU: College musician Hunter Laird
Matthew Kerr, Contributing Writer Turning heartbreaking circumstances into art takes an extremely talented and creative mind, but that’s exactly what Hunter Laird did when he wrote his first song. He […]
Humans of NGU: French football comes to Tigerville
Keely Lyons, Staff Writer Little did six-year-old Kalvin Semedo know as he watched soccer on television in North Paris that almost 17 years later he would play in America for […]
Treat Yourself Thursday: giving back to students
Nelson Shwe, Staff Writer and Graphic Artist Treat Yourself Thursday, what once started as a small event has become popular with students at NGU on campus. Leilani Mullinax, graduate assistant […]
Humans of NGU: Do you know the real Merena Russeau?
Jaycee Stone, Contributing Writer Making a difference in children’s lives is a big plan in one of our very own NGU education program students. She hopes to have a real […]
Humans of NGU: Dimitri Lucchese, a student who’s a cut above the rest
Abigail Dickerson, Staff Writer and Photographer A nineteen-year-old voyaged overseas with hopes of learning the appropriate way to cut apart the human body. This student traveled over 5,000 miles to […]
