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 […]
Revealing North Greenville University’s Renovations
Kayleigh Harrill, Staff Photographer While North Greenville University students were out for the summer, our campus went through a few renovations. Here, we see that just a few of the […]
Student intramural games are back
Did someone say competition? Take a look at what student intramural games are all about.
The (half) faces of NGU
NGU students chat around campus ensuring safety during the pandemic.
Staying safe in Younts Fitness Center amidst COVID-19 protocols
Younts Fitness Center has been maintaining protocols for safety during COVID-19. Though only 10 students are able to work out here at a time, committed gym-goers are still able to work out regularly throughout the week.
A thousand reasons to be thankful
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.
BCM impact team makes an impact
On Friday, Nov. 6, a team of students left campus to head to East Flat Rock First Baptist Church where they worked a D-Now weekend with the youth group there. The weekend included worship sessions with the BCM band and NGU students preaching, outdoor games and small groups.
Cappuccino creating for National Cappuccino Day
Nov. 8, 2020 was National Cappuccino Day. Workers of local coffee shop Scandi Tiny walk through their process of making a cappuccino.
Intramural insanity: sand volleyball playoffs
NGUs intramural volleyball tournament playoffs were held this past weekend. Students came together for a night of competitive fun.
Dog blog
Kayleigh Harrill, Staff Photographer The month of October is ?Adopt-a-Dog Month? since American Humane first celebrated it in 1981. This is ?an effort to help the estimated 3-4 million animals […]
