NGU football players Chuck Couch and Robert Strike tell the stories of how injuries have reshaped and redefined their careers.
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NGU football players Chuck Couch and Robert Strike tell the stories of how injuries have reshaped and redefined their careers.
During Sept. 14-16, North Greenville University held its annual Global Impact Week. During this event, students get the chance to sign up and participate in different kinds of mission work.
On Sept.16, the cast and crew of Junie B. Jones performed a full-scale rehearsal at the Billingsley Theatre. Read about the play here.
NGU’s 2026 Global Impact was a success. Students learned about other cultures, tried new food and learned about the mission opportunities. Read here to learn more about everything that goes into this week.
Are you interested in missions and wanting to share the Gospel and serve? NGU has the perfect trip for you.
Avriel Maddox is the 2026 recipient of the Barbara McCormick Endowment Fund, courtesy of the NGU Auxilio.
The NGU women’s cross country is projected to win the conference title for a third straight year. Read about the team here.
On Sept. 2, North Greenville University held its annual Club Fair. Campus clubs set up booths in the lobby of the cafeteria to provide students with information and free snacks.
NGU announces women’s flag football team led by Joe Benson as inaugural head coach.
Need something to do on the weekend? The new Tigerville Play offers activities for everyone. Meet you at the Blacktop!