�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.
The Mountain Laurel places as a top contender in nationwide contest
Tyler Casamassa, art editor for the Mountain Laurel, received an individual design award nomination by the Associated Collegiate Press and placed as one of the top ten 2016 designs of the year under the Yearbook/Magazine Page/Spread category.
Storify: Trump, Clinton and U.S. citizens voice their opinions about the 2016 Vice Presidential Debate
The vice presidential debate took place on Oct. 4, 2016 at 9 p.m. between republican candidate, Mike Pence and demoratic candidate, Tim Kaine at Longwood University in Farmville, Va.
Greenville county students face great difficulty in registering to vote
University students find it very difficult to register to vote in Greenville County.
Photo Blog: NGU Family Weekend 2016
North Greenville University held its annual family weekend this year from Sept. 30 � Oct. 2, which allowed parents to reconnect and spend time with their students.
Storify: Social media reacts to Charlotte protests
https://editor.storify.com/57f2a684af6f7e785a59713a [View the story “Charlotte protest turns riot ” on Storify]
The Pro’s of the iPhone 7
Six pros of the iPhone 7
Unrest in Charlotte leads to resignation pleas from protesters
Since the death of the aforementioned victim last week, Black Lives Matter (BLM) protesters have filled the Queen City�s streets on a nightly basis, wreaking havoc and laying waste to the city in which nearly a million North Carolinians call home. These nightly protests have remained in the national spotlight due to the destructive nature that they continuously show.Since the death of the aforementioned victim last week, Black Lives Matter (BLM) protesters have filled the Queen City�s streets on a nightly basis, wreaking havoc and laying waste to the city in which nearly a million North Carolinians call home. These nightly protests have remained in the national spotlight due to the destructive nature that they continuously show.
