�I�ve never taught on the university level before,� said McIntyre, �This is a new challenge for me.�
Christian Ministries and the Supreme Court
Victoria McNorrill, Staff Writer InterVarsity Christian Fellowship, a Christian ministry organization for college students, has been challenged in Court for acting in accordance to its beliefs. In the case of Christian […]
ISIS beheads Coptic Christians: see no evil or suffer with the saints?
�I was affected even without watching it. It made me rethink my faith, how far I would sacrifice.� said Abbi Willis.
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New changes to scholarships provide an opportunity for early graduation
Students who qualify for Palmetto Fellows and Life scholarships will now have the option to use a semester of the scholarship eligibility in the summer.
USC professor murdered on campus, ex-wife to blame
The shooting took place at 12:50 p.m. and is said to have ensued from a domestic dispute between the couple, who divorced several years ago.
Public health vs. personal liberty: The great vaccination debate in California
While Californians may forfeit a small exercise of their great freedom, they could possibly stop a nationwide measles outbreak from spreading.
Printers, posters and possible internships.. Oh my!
The Media Center is available for students to use for any special assignments they may need printed. Jason Hutto, NGU graphic designer and web-master, is also ready to assist them.
NGU Interim president to be found, before formal presidential search begins
Laverne Howell, Director of Public Relations at NGU, said, �A presidential search committee will not been formed until the board of trustees find an interim president.�
The Vision 48 Video: Third time’s a charm for new NGU hat policy
�I love it,� says junior Jessica Bowers, �It opens up a lot of options for girls to wear head bands and stuff without being afraid someone is going to ask them to take it off and then they’ll have a bad hair day.�
NGU Tikvah International Club becomes a voice for the voiceless
Club overseer Amanda Eron, an English professor at NGU, said �It�s our responsibility as believers to be a voice for the voiceless, to fight for the oppressed.�
