Every once and a while we come across stories that sound so bizarre that you almost can’t believe it. Yet the crazy headline pulls us in and we divulge into some unbelievable news happening under our noses .
Archive Dive: 1954 baseball team
North Greenville’s 1954 men’s baseball team, the Black Widow Spiders.
Getting “Syria-s” with Syria
Tensions have become high with Syria in the last few years.
Starting with the Obama Administration and going into the Trump Administration, chemical bombs in Syria have been the number one topic to discuss around the politician’s dinner table. Here’s a timeline that begins with Obama’s “red line drawn in the sand” to the missile strike by western nations on April 13, 2018.
Congratulations to Gene C. Fant, Jr.
Friday, April 13– History was made as Gene C. Want, Jr. took on the title of North Greenville University’s eighth president. Join in congratulating Fant as he takes on this commitment to this institute and its student body.
Gene Fant is inaugurated as NGU’s eighth president
On Friday, April 13, Gene C. Fant was officially installed as North Greenville University’s eighth president after being in office for ten months.
Winnie Madikizela-Mandela, wife of Nelson Mandela, dies at 81
Referred to “the mother of the nation” because of how she fought against the white-majority rule in South Africa, Madikizela-Mandela was instrumental in formally ending the apartheid there, the period of institutionalized racial segregation and discrimination.
Tale of the tape: Trump vs. Amazon
It’s no secret that President Donald Trump consistently makes headlines, and most of these headlines typically stem from his use of his Twitter account. See what he tweeted recently about retail giant Amazon.
“The time is now” movement spreading like wild fire
“The Time is Now” movement has gotten much attention as more and more teacher Unions mobilize to strike for higher pay and funding for educational operations. Get the facts and current standing of this growing epidemic.
National Pet Day
April 11, the best day of the year.
