Seth Atkins, Staff Photographer During North Greenville University’s annual Global Impact Conference, right at the entrance of Todd Dining Hall was a “village of missions.” Missionaries from all around the […]
20 years later and still not forgotten
Kayleigh Harrill, Staff Photographer North Greenville University’s Young Americans for Freedom placed over 2,000 flags on the student field this past Thursday through Sunday. The flags honor the 20th anniversary […]
Catch Up Here: NGU chapel’s latest changes
Delaney Blackburn, Editor-in-Chief NGU Chapel will operate in virtual format for the week of Aug. 30, 2021. Currently, chapel will be in online format for this week only. On Monday, […]
What in the world? Things you may or may not have known
Check out these strange news stories happening on an international, national and local level.
The reading wars: the next chapter
The �reading wars� are making their rounds again currently due to staggering reading test scores. According to the New York Times, �National test scores last year showed that only a third of American students were proficient in reading, with widening gaps between good readers and bad ones.�
The Turnip: weird and wacky news stories
News these days can be so depressing. Brighten up your day by reading this collection of weird and wacky news from around the globe. Some of these stories are so strange, you won�t believe they are true!
NRB 2020: Christian communicators convention
Kayleigh Harrill, Staff Photographer The last week of February, three film teams, an audio team and a news team from North Greenville University headed to Nashville, T.N. for the annual […]
Neves Hall is getting a face lift: what you need to know
Renovations begun on Neves Hall to produce a space that will allow students access to the Office of Student Services, NGU Central, the Registrar, Financial Aid and Student Accounts all under the same roof.
The Impeachment Trial of Donald Trump
The President of the United States, Donald Trump faced something that not many presidents have gone through in their terms. The highly controversial businessman faced impeachment after the House of Representatives approved articles of impeachment on charges of abuse of power and obstruction of Congress. These are very serious charges, and not to be taken lightly. Donald Trump was acquitted on these two counts on February 5, 2020. With the whole case behind us now, I spoke to North Greenville senior Joshua Jordan about his personal thoughts on the entire trial.
