Garret Roberge, Vision 48 News
NGU continues to be victim of email blacklisting
Compromised email accounts take many days to �clean up� and on top of that the national databases and email service providers have to be convinced that everything is being done to fix the affected email accounts.
Congressman calls for students to get off the couch
“Most college kids say, well that has nothing to do with me and my vote doesn’t make any difference and my perspective doesn’t make any difference so I�m going to go watch the Simpsons or whatever young people do and stay out of politics.�
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Brashier Center Provides North Greenville MBA Students a Building Downtown
The Brashier Center gives North Greenville a downtown presence. It will be easier on the graduate students who live in the Greenville area to get to school with a downtown location.
Students are getting what they ask for: Hindi classes are back
�I was overjoyed to know students were interested in learning Hindi,� said Gopal.
NGU opens printing center with special student pricing in October
Steven Goransky, Staff Writer Gary Southern welcomes students to a new printing center coming to campus in October. Photo by Steven Goransky, The Vision staff Soon students will have a […]
Ameris Bank is helping Greenville county fight hunger
“Making people aware is huge because most people think America is not as bad off as other countries in the World and America doesn’t need any help. The fact is there are probably people down the street or around the corner from them that are in desperate need of assistance.”
Delay of Crain Science Building expansion explained
“We finally have the permits from the county but North Greenville doesn�t do anything without donations.”
