Chase Bridges, Assistant Editor Old school rock and roll music plays over the speakers as the audience finds their seats. The stage is disguised as the midwest, complete with power […]

Chase Bridges, Assistant Editor Old school rock and roll music plays over the speakers as the audience finds their seats. The stage is disguised as the midwest, complete with power […]
Chase Bridges, Assistant Editor The Billingsley Theatre was filled with haze. Dim lighting filled the room while a towering set looked down on its audience. North Greenville University’s production of […]
There are serious questions about the distribution of the COVID-19 vaccine, how states and the nation are prioritizing specific groups over the other and how this affects how we move forward.
Have those exam week jitters? Here are some tips to help you prepare and put your mind at ease.
So, based on this preliminary demo, the device works., and from a scientific, secular worldview, this is an amazing advancement and that’s the end of it. But as Christians, we have to look at this with a lens of biblical concern.
Graduation day, a day we all look forward to entering college. We dream of the feeling we’ ll have crossing that stage and accepting our diploma. But now things have changed and there won’t be a Graduation ceremony. What are some emotions our seniors may be feeling? Was there a specific professor they wanted to thank?
The world is watching to see how Christians react to this pandemic.
As much attention as athletes are paying to their sports and to competing, are they in a position to provide proper nutrition for themselves?
Yet, many people only go as far as that: listening to music. Listening to music is fantastic, but actually learning a musical instrument and the accompanying theory can be immensely satisfying.
“Mental illness is not a punishment,” said Susan Roberts, writer for care-net.org.