This year, freshman outdoor leadership major Macullen “Mac” Daniel placed 27th in the USA Bouldering Youth National Championship.
Why you should care that Trump won South Carolina
On Feb. 20, 2016, Donald J. Trump won the S.C. Republican primary election with 32.5 percent of the votes. Trump has received all 50 of the S.C. delegates.
Open carry law allows college students to pack heat
Whether the new legislation will make Texas students safer remains to be seen. However, it is a big step that has been gaining traction and could impact universities around America.
Scalia’s Absence on the Supreme Court Leaves Doubts as to Whether an Obama-Appointed Nomination will Clear the Senate
In life, Judge Scalia affected the U.S. on a national scale. Now in death, Scalia continues that trend, as the next appointment to the Supreme Court will have massive implications for how the country conducts itself in the future.
North Greenville students reminded, “You have a story”
“God is working an amazing story in your life. Don’t be afraid to share it.”
Warning: The Zika Virus Might be Stunting Brain Growth in Newborns
The virus can fester for up to a week before the host begins to experience the symptoms. Although the recipient only becomes ill in one out of every five cases, the virus can be unbearable in extreme cases.
A new sushi restaurant comes to TR
Sushi Yama serves Japanese cuisine including sushi, soups, noodles and various hibachi items. The restaurant’s exterior is no match for the Japanese delicacies found inside.
Share your creativity, get published in The Mountain Laurel
Just because you are a college student does not mean you cannot have your story published or have your art displayed in a public gallery. Start pursuing your dreams today.
Photoblog: Valentine’s Day Open Dorm Night
A look back at NGU’s Valentine’s Day Open Dorm Night.
Preview: International Job Fair comes to NGU
If you have an interest in going abroad, come check out the amazing opportunities that the International Job Fair has to offer this Saturday.
