April 21 is a royal birthday to remember as 2026 marks 100 years since the birth of Queen Elizabeth II.
A colorful new chapter
After four years of progress a mural now decorates the inside stairwell of the foster education building.
Tennis: respect in competition
Tennis has always been a gentleman’s sport, but as the decades have worn on, tennis has stood as a bastion of what it means to be a sportsman, from love to match point.
An evening of dance
On April 10, North Greenville University’s Swing Dance Club held its monthly meeting. The club offers a lesson as well as free dance time.
Turn and discern: NGU’s own Turning Point USA chapter
NGU has established a Turning Point USA chapter. Click here to find out more about the organization and how it works on NGU’s campus.
Called, not just hired: navigating the job market with faith
Elisa Wells, Staff Writer Photo Courtest of Jesael Melgoza on Unsplash Seniors preparing to graduate often experience a mix of excitement and uncertainty when they step into their new phase […]
From campus to community
A campus blood drive collected donations for local hospitals.
North Greenville University represents: Joshua Putnam’s life after NGU
NGU graduate Joshua Putnam left with a mission to make a difference.
Discussing denominations: forum held by Christian studies
Professor Nathan Finn discusses what it means to be a Baptist in a Post-denominational world.
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