North Greenville University students were greeted Monday morning by the buses presence outside of the cafeteria, where students were invited to take advantage of the opportunity they have to get involved. Even if solely out of intrigue, the Project managed to pack their bus and booths with curious students.
Many marketing experts theorize that individuals get their first impression of an institution by looking at a website. Last week, North Greenville University launched ngu.edu, a redesigned website representing the different organizations within the school.
As exams approach, student life tries to calm the stress by coming up with multiple activities that students can participate in on Spring Fling Week.
In a close match at their last home game of the season, NGU was sadly defeated 3-2. After the game there was a senior ceremony where senior, Jake Jenkins and grad, Jon Childes were recognized for their contributions to the team.
�I love jazz because, one it was born here in America and two it shows soul like no other music can.”
Kesey believes that the PRAY Initiative is unique because it provides an outlet for North Greenville students to focus on their prayer life.
North Greenville University offers students of all majors a chance to participate as a DJ on 95.5 The Vibe if interested. Juniors, John Peardon and Victor Chasteen, are only two of many DJs at North Greenville University with an insight of what the job is like.
Although the album was tentatively titled, Ready Now, on April 29 the band hopes to release their first full-length album, officially titled Just Any Moment.
�It was really cool to go into a place where everybody was there talking about different forms of media, and it was all for the same reason about spreading the message of the Gospel.�
