Just as students at North Greenville University began to settle into the rhythm of a new semester, a winter ice storm swept through Greenville Jan. 30-31, disrupting classes, travel and daily routines across the campus.
From history to humor: National Sock Day
From history to humor, here’s why socks deserve their own national holiday
A farewell to french: Liliane Toss reflects on NGU’s French program
After the announcement of the closing of the French program at NGU, Dr. Liliane Toss reflects on her years of teaching the tight-knit French program and the rewarding experiences of watching her students apply what they’ve learned all over the world.
Israel and Hamas: A timeline of the war
The Israel and Hamas war has roots that stretch back more than a century. From early 1900s land disputes to modern-day ceasefires, the timeline follows a long and complex history behind the conflict.
Things to do in Travelers Rest
As the autumn season finally settles in and homework seems never-ending, taking a break from school and getting off campus is a must. Just a 15-minute drive from North Greenville University, Travelers Rest offers a change of pace with plenty of opportunities to relax or explore.
Shaping leaders: the Graduate Assistant program at NGU
North Greenville University’s Graduate Assistant Program allows students an opportunity to pursue a master’s degree, all while gaining real-world experience in ministry and leadership at no cost.
A walk back in time: NGU’s homecoming history tour
The Aurora Agency, North Greenville University’s student-led public relations firm, has partnered with the Theatre Department and NGU’s archives to create a “Homecoming History Tour” for NGU’s alumni that will take place on Oct. 18 at 9 a.m.
From professor to podcaster: Hunter Baker’s podcast with World Magazine
Hunter Baker, provost at North Greenville University, has recently added another title to his resume: featured guest on World Magazine’s podcast “The World and Everything in It.”
