This Thanksgiving break, North Greenville University students were able to travel to see family, eat pounds of home cooked food and even decorate for Christmas early. It was a much needed break for many before the finals are in full swing.
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas
With Thanksgiving and Christmas right around the corner, students have begun lighting the halls and campus with twinkling Christmas lights. From Christmas trees to icicles hanging from the ceiling, NGU hopes to spread happiness and holiday cheer across campus.
Finding Freshmen?
Here is a glimpse of the North Greenville University Class of 2024. Meet these freshmen who each have an interesting fact to share about themselves.
The Family on Thanksgiving.
Below are some pictures of my family on Thanksgiving, from my grandparents to my cousins kids. Not all people are pictures, but most of them are pictured.
Family Weekend- a time of unity
Families came to visit their students and to participate in fun activities such as movie night and the football game.
How to deal with difficult family members over the holidays
Professors from NGU’s Psychology department share their advice on how to deal with difficult family members over the holidays.
Humans of NGU: Kicking his way into the future
�I am afraid of becoming the person that my dad is� says Louis Enrique Molina also known as �Kike�, a sophomore sports management major and men�s soccer player here at NGU.
Freshmen of NGU: A peek into the life of Hannah Roddy
An interview with freshman, Hannah Roddy, about how her passions are portrayed in her dorm decor.
Loving: A glimpse into the racial inequalities of America’s past
Loving follows the 1967 Supreme Court verdict of Loving v. Virginia, which replaced prior laws or judicial code that had made it illegal for interracial marriages to exist and beautifully depicts the peaks and valleys that the Loving family had to traverse, in a film that truly captures the imagination.
