“They all have a strong or personal meaning to them (referring to her tattoos). To remind me of where I’ve been and what God has brought me through. It should be something that means something to you not just culture.” said Casey Barton
Photoblog: Thursday’s not-so-“snowpocalypse”
Our staffers were out and about taking pictures of all the snow day activities. Scroll down to see if we captured YOU or anyone you know!
Tandem creperie puts a French spin on southern hospitality
“We love hospitality and specialty food. We started to love high quality coffee and thought we’d put it together.”
Unwind at the Village Grind
I reluctantly exited the shop, plunging into the frigid weather. The whole time wishing I was back inside absorbing the cozy warmth of the Village Grind.
Who locked the dogs out?
While NGU is adamant about its policy against pets, there are situations in which they would consider making an exception.
A glass half full leaves a family half empty
“It really is a disease when you see the loss, and still won’t quit.” says North Greenville student Melissa Upchurch.
NGU Students Open Doors for the Professional World
“A lot of people wanted the internship. I was really persistent. They told me later my persistence is what got me the job.”
Difference Maker of the month: Laura Police
“People, even coworkers, can’t be put into boxes. They’re complex and honestly quite beautiful. People want to be listened to and understood and I get the chance to hear them out.”
Photo Gallery: Valentine's Day: more than just chocolate and flowers at NGU
Once a semester guys have the opportunity to visit their female friends inside their dorm rooms. During spring semester, it falls over Valentine’s day to make it a special time for the girls at NGU. This year it was held on February 10. Junior Adam Polk enjoys going over to visit sophomores Sarah Wells, Amy Coleman and junior Jessica Younger.
