Around this time of year people give up certain things for Lent. Some of those things aren’t very normal.
Around this time of year people give up certain things for Lent. Some of those things aren’t very normal.
Not only can NGU students can find food trucks in downtown Greenville, they can also try a truck or two in Travelers Rest. Students can purchase food from vendors like the Chuck Truck, which grills burgers between Shortfield’s and Tandem, a local favorite.
National Pancake Day is right around the corner. Be sure to find a local restaurant to participate in the fun of a day filled with breakfast.
Sushi Yama serves Japanese cuisine including sushi, soups, noodles and various hibachi items. The restaurant’s exterior is no match for the Japanese delicacies found inside.
A look back at the NGU Valentine’s Day dinner and activities in Todd Dining Hall.
Indulge your sweet tooth and feel serene as you give into the chocolate goodness.
While staying on a college budget, North Greenville University students can whip up eight snacks for the 2016 Super Bowl Sunday.
The cafeteria does not always offer the healthiest choices and our wallets are not very promising either. So how does one eat healthy on a busy schedule and on a college budget?
From coffee and food pairing specials to the staff splitting tips evenly, Hartman focuses on learning, growing and coming together in ways that flow through the entire business.
We haven’t even gotten to the best part of this experience, the toppings.