Current and future North Greenville University students seeking to make a difference in the education community in regards to the health of children K-12 now have access to a new degree program.
Injury Reserve: How NGU keeps its football players healthy
While injuries are prevalent in football, NGU does its best to treat them when accidents happen.
Foods healthier than you think
Is well-known “bad food” all that bad for you?
Can your phone diagnose depression?
Purple Robot, the app that is diagnosing users with depression, comes across as very invasive.
Don’t wait until it’s too late
If anyone struggles with mental health, there are ways to get help.
NGU Counseling Department Holds Seminar on Handling Stress
The North Greenville University Counseling Department held a 40-minute seminar this past Thursday, called “Put Stress In Its Place: Finish the School Year Strong.”
No more excuses; The clinic is closed
The Tuttle Clinic at North Greenville University has closed it’s doors, and students now must explore other options for healthcare if they are looking for a doctor’s note.
Cross-fit two days in a row bad for immune system
Studies show that participating in cross-fit several days in a row could be bad for the immune system.
