The College of Christian Studies and the College of Business and Entrepreneurship joined forces to present a seminar on viewing Generative AI from a biblical worldview. Read more here.
The basics of swing dancing
Swing dancing made its entrance in the 1920s but has since stepped, swung and spun its way through the hearts of the youth for over a century. Read about how to swing dance here.
Mission through media: NGU students use their skills for Christ in Africa
Over spring break, NGU’s Missionary Media Ministries class made their way to a village in Western Africa. Read more here.
We were made to move: The study of kinesiology
Do you like to move? Have you ever wondered how you move and what happens? The science of kinesiology can help answer the questions we have about our body’s design.
A church on every corner: Christianity in South Carolina
South Carolina might not be the buckle of the Bible Belt, but it is certainly woven into the leather of it. Read more about the state of Christianity in South Carolina here.
Bonjour, merci et bon appétit: NGU’s annual French celebration
North Greenville University’s annual French celebration will take place on March 28 at 10 a.m. in the president’s dining hall. Learn more here.
Five ways to be an influential SLT for freshman girls
Do you want to be involved in the SLT program here at NGU? Learn how to make the most impact as a freshman girl SLT.
More than a hobby: Randall Moss, teacher, preacher and powerlifter
Dr. Randall Moss directs the doctor of education program, is an elder at a church and on the side . . . powerlifts. Read more here.
Church membership matters: Joining a church in college
Being part of a local church in college is one of the most positively influential decisions a student can and should make. Read more here.
Two birds with one stone: NGU’s combined graduate degree program
NGU offers a program where undergraduate students can begin working on their graduate degree. Read more here.
