On Saturday, Feb. 13, students had the chance to participate during the speed dating event organized by the campus recreational staff.
What to know about campus accessibility
“When I first got here I heard ‘it’s only four years, you can just get someone to hold the door for you.’” Myers said.
Myers added that it’s also difficult for her to fit her chair through doorways, navigate the cafeteria, visit other dorms that have stairs in front of them and use transportation.
She said that she appreciates North Greenville University’s disability services department and their willingness to help, but there are some ways the university can be more accessible.
Quality quarantining
This semester, many students on North Greenville’s campus are quarantining as a result of testing positive for COVID-19. Here, we see many different leisure activities that those in quarantine may be spending their time doing!
Food truck fun
On Thursday, Oct. 1 2020, the city of Travelers Rest put on its first Harvest Market and Food Truck Rally of the month. Every Thursday in October from 5:30-8:00 p.m., there will be live music, farmers and food trucks at Trailblazer Park. These photos are just a mere glimpse of the moments that will be made this month at this weekly event.
Fellowship, friendship and freshmen
On Wednesday Sept. 23, freshmen of North Greenville University joined together alongside mentors for a night of fellowship, food, worship and games.
Which one is which?
On North Greenville University’s campus, there a few students who look just like another one of their fellow classmates. Sometimes, we may have to do a double take. These are a few examples of lookalikes on campus – don’t get them mixed up!
Humans of NGU: Andrew Zimmerman
William Andrew Zimmerman is a sophomore criminal justice and legal studies major at North Greenville University.
21st century’s biggest non-drug addiction
How much does time does a college student spend on their phone?
