Titus Hughes, junior biology, is hard at work studying for exams, but his strategy is to play music in the background to keep himself focused. Hughes cites August Burns Red and As I Lay Dying as his favorite "study time" bands. (Photo by Kellan Mayfield)

Jacob Mustin, freshman Christian Studies, waits to sell his books on the first day of buybacks at the North Greenville University bookstore. (Photo by Timothy Sarazen)

Evan Smith, freshman Christian Studies, takes advantage of the NGU and Furman sharing library opportunity to study for exams. (Photo by Sarah Bell)

Bethany Wilson, junior psychology, avoids studying for exams by blowing bubbles on a lovely spring afternoon on campus. (Photo by Alyssa Raymer)

Dan Hobbs, senior business, spends time on YouTube instead of studying for exams. (Photo by Aaron Locke)

Leasy Sandal, senior print media, leaves the jazz band concert cultural event with a smile on her face. (Photo by Elizabeth Wood)

After the Annual Football Spring Game ends with a victory by the Red Team, both teams come together to pray and give glory to God. (Photo by Jairo Mateo)

Carrie Anne Mann, freshmen business, prepares to watch the very first showing of "The Importance of Being Earnest" put on by NGU's theater department in Turner Chapel. (Photo by Timothy Sarazen)

Paul Davis, senior marketing, is "servin' it up" out on the sand volleyball court. (Photo by Sarah Bell)

Rachel Haddon, sophomore biology, and Tim Roberts, junior interdisciplinary studies, hang out in a music room to listen to some friends play. (Photo by Alyssa Raymer)

Jared Dyar, junior accounting, gives a thumbs up after turning in his final paper for the semester. (Photo by Aaron Locke)

Michael Peppers, secondary education, and Shay Manuel participate in a water-gun war. (Photo by Jereme Green)

Konrad Schimmel, junior interdisciplinary studies, just finished presenting a presentation for his Graphic Design II class. (Photo by Elizabeth Wood)

Anna Ruffer, senior biology, and Jennifer Rogers, senior health and wellness, kick off the weekend with a trip to Marble Slab in downtown Greenville. (Photo by Kellan Mayfield)

Michael Cavalear, senior broadcast media, works diligently in the production of Channel 48 News. He serves also as a cameraman for the school-funded TV station. (Photo by Jairo Mateo)

Andrew Stevens, mass communications professor, breaks the mundane pattern of classroom seating by holding his Interpersonal Communications class outdoors. (Photo by Timothy Sarazen)

Kaitlin Kisiel, senior outdoor leadership, poses by the signs that she helped to make to cheer on her roommate during intramural basketball season. (Photo by Alyssa Raymer)

Cameron Marler, junior business administration, takes a break from school to do some fishing at nearby Lake Robinson. (Photo by Sarah Bell)

Will Black, sophomore sports management, relaxes on the porch of Anthony after a long day of classes. (Photo by Aaron Locke)

Kobina Essandoh, freshman undecided, does what he loves doing, creating musical beats. (Photo by Jereme Green)

During the car show NGU's band hosted at Fairview Baptist church this past weekend, several of our own college radio show hosts made an appearance as DJs. Josh Hipp, sophomore broadcast media, adjusts the playlist for the event. (Photo by Ashley Marquiss)

Ashley Paul, freshman business, sits outside and gets ready for chapel. (Photo by Elizabeth Wood)

Will Gladden, freshman sports management, and Ansley Boltin, freshman secondary education, enjoy an afternoon at the North Greenville University fountain. They celebrated another month of their relationship with mutual gifts. (Photo by Jairo Mateo)

Mikey Carvajal, junior, reads his original poem at Poetry Night on Thursday in Hayes Ministry Center. The event was organized by the Intercultural studies department and saw many acts, both musical and written, as well as many students attending to enjoy the show. (Photo by Kellan Mayfield)

Students enjoy the spring poetry night while Kali Weaver, freshman print media, recites one of her original pieces. (Photo by Timothy Sarazen)

Blair Singleton, junior english, enjoys a sweet cold treat from Sno Hut in Greer and the beautiful spring weather on a Tuesday afternoon. (Photo by Alyssa Raymer)

Hannah Bailey, junior psychology, eats an apple outside on a swing in the beautiful weather. (Photo by Elizabeth Wood)

Andrea Fox, junior english education, eagerly waits for the doors to be unlocked so that she can attend a recital in Hamlin Recital Hall. (Photo by Ashley Marquiss)

Marcus Middleton, junior sport management, gets excited about being able to let his convertible top down with the warm weather. (Photo by Jereme Green)

Travis Ballard, senior christian studies, perfects his keyboard skills in "Room 2 4/5" of Anthony Hall. (Photo by Aaron Locke)

Rut Soto, alumni psychology, joins the North Greenville University family in celebrating Easter, remembering the death and resurrection of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. (Photo by Jairo Mateo)

Megan Rockefeller, senior elementary education, and Andrew White, senior biology, take advantage of the beautiful spring weather by spending some time outside away from the books. (Photo by Kellan Mayfield)

Houston Goodwin, sophomore christian studies, and his girlfriend Rachel Baker, sophomore music education, talk about their upcoming Easter plans on the last day of school before the break. (Photo by Timothy Sarazen)

Trevor MacPherson, sophomore outdoor leadership, and Meagan Chastain, freshman interdisciplinary studies, have fun outside on a gorgeous day at North Greenville. (Photo by Sarah Bell)

Katie Mitchell, freshman interdisciplinary studies, and Tina Wadsworth, sophomore education, hang out in the back of a pick-up truck on an Impact Team outing. (Photo by Alyssa Raymer)

Bethany Stoddard, junior piano performance, visits with an elderly resident of the Martha Frank Retirement Center after singing there in a performance with the NGU concert choir. (Photo by Ashley Marquiss)

Justin Beasly, freshman sport management, and Mark Smith, junior secondary education, watch the Duke vs. Baylor girls basketball game. (Photo by Jereme Green)

Brett and Charis Buckland of Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary visit the NGU campus to promote the SBC seminary located in Kansas City, Missouri. (Photo by Aaron Locke)

Freshman church music major Ethan Dean works at perfecting "How Great Thou Art" in the piano practice room. (Photo by Aaron Locke)

William Breeden, freshman broadcast media, finishes up his texts before chapel starts. (Photo by Elizabeth Wood)

Will Gladden, freshman sport management, buttons his jersey as North Greenville University Baseball gets ready to play St. Andrews College on March 26. The Crusaders won the game with a walk-off hit by Marcus Duckworth, junior secondary education, in the bottom of the 9th. The Crusaders improves to a 20-6 record on the season. (Photo by Jairo Mateo)

Rebekah Brooks, senior intercultural studies, and Catherine Ridley, senior broadcast media, flex their mental muscles during a rousing game of Catch Phrase. (Photo by Kellan Mayfield)

Alex Lloyd, freshman elementary education, practices guitar in preparation for his band Sing me Surrender's concert this Saturday in Hayes Ministry Center. (Photo by Timothy Sarazen)

Interdiscilpinary studies juniors Tyler Edwards and Christine Parks brush up on their musical talents together in a practice room by playing some of their favorite praise songs. (Photo by Alyssa Raymer)

Nick Everett, senior english, and Cory Guinn, sophomore print media, enjoy the new Spring weather at the Poinsett Bridge. (Photo by Sarah Bell)

Rachel Leonhardt, sophomore theater, pauses for a moment of relaxation while staying at a hostess' home on choir tour. (Photo by Ashley Marquiss)

Marcus Middleton, junior sports management, and Jeneba Tarmoh, junior psychology, spend some quailty time together in front of the Student Center. (Photo by Jereme Green)

Cory Wall, sophomore psychology, works on his laptop in the business office to stay warm on an unusually cold spring day. (Photo by Elizabeth Wood)

A group of North Greenville students watch as one student continues stacking cups. They wonder how many more cups can be piled before they fall. Luckily, he went to the limit of his reach and nobody was hurt, or better, he didn't get in trouble. (Photo by Jairo Mateo)

Newlyweds Brian Darnell, junior interdisciplinary studies, and Noelle Howard, senior health and wellness, show their engagement happiness for the camera in downtown Greenville. (Photo by Kellan Mayfield)