Check out what Social Media has to say about the Open House on November 7.
Photoblog: NGU’s Campus Band leads worship across the state
The North Greenville University Campus Band leads worship for the student body every Wednesday in chapel. On top of this, the band also travels on weekends to lead worship church around the state. This semester, their last outing was Nov. 19 and 20 to Spring Valley Baptist Church in Columbia, S.C.
VIDEO: Rico the Turkey talks Thanksgiving Traditions
Rico the Turkey walks around campus and asks students about their Thanksgiving traditions. What are some of your favorite holiday traditions?
Feel out of the loop? Events for next two weeks
Anticipation builds as finals come right around the corner. Here are events these next two weeks that you should keep an eye out for.
Sipping through the holidays
Here are 10 hot drinks that will help put you into the loving atmosphere of the season, leaving you sipping through the holidays.
Walking to class at NGU can help raise money for your favorite charity
Walking around campus and making your way to Younts to exercise just became well worth it. Downloading this app allows you to raise money for your favorite charity just by walking to class everyday.
The verdict is in: the new Starbucks holiday cups are a hit
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Fall lovers rejoice; pumpkin spice season is upon us
That time of year again when the pumpkin spice and peppermint sensation begins. Don’t let the title “Pumpkin Spice” fool you, just because it has it doesn’t mean its good. Here is a list of some noteworthy drinks for your fall festivities.
Vision 48 Video: Madison Styles in Downtown Greenville with some political questions
Madison Styles, Vision 48 Reporter
NGU students welcome puppies & kittens for a day
It’s the time of semester when students register for next semester’s classes, prepare for this semester’s exams and get pretty stressed out in the process. All that stress was gone for a few hours when North Greenville University students welcomed little balls of fur to campus.
