Gas prices in the southeast are increasing because of 250,000 gallon spill in Alabama.
Early vs. Absentee Voting: Know the Facts Before Casting a Ballot
American citizens will cast their ballots for the next president on Nov. 8, but those unable to vote that day can still do so through either absentee or early voting.
Video: The Blood Connection
Learn how you can help save lives when The Blood Drive is on our campus!
Fifteen years later, staff and alumni remember 9/11
“This is weird. This kind of stuff just doesn’t happen in America.”
NGU’s Garden Club Begins to Blossom
North Greenville University is breaking ground and offering students the opportunity to join its new �The Birds and the Bees� garden club.
Final vote for NGU president to take place by the end of February
North Greenville‘s Board of Trustees is planning on voting on a final candidate for president by the end of February.
New Look for ROTC
Check out the new location for the ROTC department located at North Greenville University.
Life, liberty and the pursuit of justice?
” The National Anthem is about our freedom and how our military suffered for our freedom.”
Mass Comm Department dedicates new television studio
On August 26, North Greenville’s Mass Communication Department held a dedication for its new television studio.
Storify: Kenyan government takes elephant lives by the tusks with historic burnings
Every 15 minutes, an elephant is hunted and killed for its tusks, fastracking the creature to extinction. Beyond preserving the species for the enjoyment of future generations, the Kenyan government has also realized that elephants provide the country with substantial tourism revenue. But for the Kenyans, the money is meaningless. Many Kenyan nationals believe that elephants are indispensible to their land and therefore should be preserved.
