A bomb defused, a student hospitalized, and a honeycomb discovered on today’s News Briefs.
Where’s the coverage?
Check out this week’s stories that didn�t receive the attention they deserve.
Humans of NGU: Elizabeth Snipes
Elizabeth Snipes reaches outside her comfort zone to show others the love of Christ.
A new chapter for the Media Center
Changes abound here at North Greenville University. Take a look into the on-campus print center and the changes made this semester.
Look at these top 10 unusual scholarships
With college students graduating with an average debt of $37,172, it’s no wonder high schoolers are seeking more creative ways to win scholarships and get a head start on paying off tuition.
NGU studies abroad in Spain this summer
This summer, North Greenville�s Department of Modern Languages and Linguistics is excited to be pioneering NGU�s first study abroad program in Spain, led by professor Victor Prieto.
A day in the life of a maintenance request
Despite some weird and unusual requests, the maintenance department will still find a way to make sure the problem is taken care of.
South Carolina ranked 5 in women killed by men…again
South Carolina is ranked number five in the nation concerning men on women violence.
An economic glimpse of the solar eclipse
Because of the travelers coming from all over the country, �eclipse states� were subject to staggering economic growth over the eclipse weekend, and South Carolina was no exception.
The shattering timeline of earthquakes in Yellowstone
This infographic will give you a timeline of the biggest earthquakes that have happened in the last three months in Yellowstone National Park.
