Senior communication majors are approaching the presentation of their capstone projects.
NGU women’s lacrosse: a season of growth, grit and rising expectations
The NGU Women’s Lacrosse team has had a good season but hopes to finish stronger in the conference tournament. Read about how they want to accomplish this, here.
Welcome to their TED talk: interdisciplinary senior projects
Interdisciplinary studies seniors at North Greenville University are turning their final projects into meaningful, real-world applications by combining multiple fields of study. From communication and theology to poetry and ministry, students explore personal passions while learning how to integrate their disciplines. The work will culminate in TED Talk-style presentations where their projects come to life.
NGU collects canned protein for Evan’s Training Center
NGU students and faculty collected canned protein for Evan’s Training Center, a local recovery program for men. Student filled a whole car with cans and grew in generosity.
More than paint and pixels: when creating becomes worship
Worship does not always come from the inside of a chapel. Sometimes it echoes from within a studio.
Freshman Fun
On March 16, North Greenville University’s First Year Experience Program held its annual end-of-year party for the freshman class.
Tassels, tickets and a stadium send-off
Spring graduation is two weeks away! Read here for all the details.
The enduring influence of William Shakespeare on literature
April 23 is the birthday of one of the greatest writers the world has ever seen: William Shakespeare. Read about his life here.
Watch what happens: a review of Newsies at NGU
Everyone has been waiting for the opening night of Newsies for months. I went and here are my thoughts.
Around the world and back home: the biggest news in sports today
From international showdowns to hometown standouts, this week’s sports roundup captures the biggest moments at every level of the game. Here’s a quick look at the headlines shaping the action across the globe, the nation, the state, and right here at home.
