On Oct. 29, 2016 North Greenville University (NGU) students, faculty, staff and alumni gathered together to celebrate the school’s annual homecoming.
News Briefs
On Friday, October 28, FBI Director James Comey reopened the FBI investigation of Democratic Presidential nominee Hillary Clinton�s emails after additional emails were found. The investigation was reopened less than two weeks away from the presidential election.
Between Two Worlds: A look at the Contrasting Policy Positions of the 2016 Presidential Front-Runners
If you are one of the millions of Americans who have tuned in to the presidential debates and followed the banter surrounding the two major party front-runners, it is possible that you have begun to ask yourself where each candidate stands on the issues and what they believe needs to be accomplished if they found themselves sitting in the Oval Office.
Firebomb burns through political lines in N.C.
A firebomb recently destroyed the Orange County GOP office.
Hurricane Matthew: Death Toll
The latest update of Hurricane Matthew.
News Briefs
Many North Greenville students spent their weekend on campus for the Kicking Cancer Goodbye Flag Football Event. The event, which was held on Saturday, October 22, included flag football, food, live music, and a balloon service.
Bon Secours Wellness Arena: NCAA Championship
NCAA men�s basketball tournament was moved to Upstate, South Carolina. NCAA decided to allow Bon Secours Wellness Arena, of Greenville, South Carolina to host the tournament.
NGU Student to Host Cancer Awareness Public Event at Younts Stadium
�We have one life to leave our mark on this world. This is an awesome opportunity for students at North Greenville to do just that,�
A fight against racism and prejudices
Jim Roark spoke on the topic of slavery to North Greenville University students, staff, faculty and guests on the different perspective and outlooks current historians have on the slavery situation between the North and South.
Storify: Hurricane Mattew
Hurricane Matthew crashes into the Carolinas causing massive power outage, fires and floods.
