From biology to theatre, students from all over NGU are spending their summer gaining hands-on experience in their fields.
A celebration of communication
Senior communication majors are approaching the presentation of their capstone projects.
A super someone to celebrate
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.
North Greenville University represents: Joshua Putnam’s life after NGU
NGU graduate Joshua Putnam left with a mission to make a difference.
Coffee, cots, and Christian community: the NGU overnight experience
Prospective students stay overnight for the authentic campus experience.
From marriage to metacognition: a poster symposium you don’t want to miss
Student research will be on display in the Crain science building this spring.
Students lead the way in worship
NGU Students bring the Word for student-led chapel.
Goodbye common hour: schedule changes coming in fall 2026
A big change is coming in the fall 2026 course schedule. Read here for more.
Hatred to hope on the rolling Hills: NGU Theatre presents The Women of Lockerbie
NGU Theatre presents The Women of Lockerbie Feb. 19-21 and 26-28, 2026. Read about the story and those involved in the production here.
