Category: News

Robert Therrel talks to vetrans, young and old, about ways to celebrate the holiday.

Thirteen years after 9/11, the brand new World Trade Center reopens for business. 

12 students from North Greenville University take a trip to the South Carolina Student Legislature (SCSL).

Student Services is hoping that NGU will fully support the idea of redeveloping the fair into an annual event called �Professional Development Week�.

One peer can give or receive a payment by just being inside of a three-foot proximity of the second peer, or from the other side of the world while online.

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“Culture and values are changing and that makes things challenging, but maybe it helps us to be what Christ calls us to be – light. Light doesn’t make much of an impact if it’s not dark.”

Books are added to the Hester Memorial Library collection to ensure North Greenville University is current with the latest literature.

First Amendment rights should always be vigorously protected, but so should our national security. There has to be a line drawn for where the government can pry into private citizen’s lives, but when it is dealing with high risk national security threats, the right to conceal confidential information should be respected.

Is it academic reputation, cost of attending or a financial aid package?  Check out how freshmen in the U.S. choose their future alma maters.