Nelson Shwe, Staff Graphic Artist National Stop Bully Day is on October 13, 2021. Find out ways to intervene and prevent bullying. For source and more information:https://www.trade-schools.net/articles/bullying-in-college#witness
Sweet treats: America’s favorite desserts
Ryan Bailey, Staff Graphic Artist This bar graph depicts Americans’ favorite dessert in celebration of National Dessert Day on October 14.
Mastering time management for college students
Grace Myers, Managing Editor Like Cher, many college students may find themselves wishing that they could “turn back time” when they spend a little too much time watching Netflix and […]
Swords up for homecoming week
Ryan Bailey, Staff Graphic Artist School spirit poster for the North Greenville University Crusaders in celebration of homecoming week.
Professor Spotlight: Frankie Melton, Jr.
Alyssa Waller, Staff Writer Meet one of the least intimidating professors at North Greenville University: Frankie Melton Jr.., assistant professor of christian studies at NGU. He has been serving as […]
How-To: File taxes as a college student
Alyssa Waller, Staff Writer Joseph is a junior at North Greenville University and has a work-study, where he works for his advisor. Since Joseph makes $600 a year, he is […]
Caffeine addiction? Starbucks has the answer
Nelson Shwe, Staff Graphic Artist Bar graph shows the amount of caffeine in popular Starbucks drinks.NOTE: Caffeine amount is based on the Grande drink size. Sources:https://blog.mybalancemeals.com/health/healthy-eating/the-top-10-most-popular-starbucks-drinks ranked/ and https://www.starbucks.com/menu
Verse of the week
Ryan Bailey, Staff Graphic Artist
Club Spotlight: NGU Students for Life
Alyssa Waller, Staff Writer When it comes to pregnancy in America, 18% end in abortion. That is nearly one in five pregnancies that are terminated before full term. This means […]
Dress for Success: what’s the point?
Abigail Dickerson, Staff Writer It is not an uncommon occurrence for a student to ask “why do we have a dress code at this school when other universities do not?” […]
