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.”
Reflections on Charlie Kirk’s assassination
The recent assassination of Charlie Kirk has shaken and changed America in obvious ways. In the midst of grieving the tragic loss of life, I have learned some valuable lessons
Remembering Blake Smith: The art professor who touched NGU
Blake Smith, a beloved art professor at NGU, left a lasting impact on his students and colleagues with his kindness, joy and care for others.
Wading through welcome week: Bruce Hall flood
During welcome week at NGU, a pipe busted in Bruce Hall, leading to a flood that impacted dozens of students the day before classes. Click here to read more.
When policy overlooks people: Rethinking NGU’s attendance rules
Life rarely moves on a convenient schedule. Grief, celebration and commitments often come unexpectedly. While NGU’s attendance policy works well most of the time, it falls short when students face the kinds of moments that need compassion the most.
From class to curtain: A night of student showcase
NGU’s end-of-the-year theatre showcase, a night of student-directed scenes and musical performances is coming up. The event highlights the collaborative efforts and hard-work of theatre students who hope to leave an impression.
The final broadcast: Honoring 25 years of WNGR at NGU
After 25 years on air, WNGR, the student-run radio station at NGU, is signing off for a final time. What began as a small broadcast has grown into a classroom for media students to grow in confidence and skill behind the microphone. Its closing is not an end, but rather a new beginning in NGU’s involvement in the world of media.
Seeing the bigger picture: Why NGU’s curriculum is designed the way it is
At NGU, the curriculum is carefully designed to provide students with a well-rounded education through a variety of required courses. While some classes may be frustrating, they are intentionally included to help students grow into educated leaders. Take a look here at the course requirement details.
Fling into spring: NGU’s week of fun to shake off post-break blues
Stress is high after spring break, but NGU’s Spring Fling offers a week of fun-filled events. From games and talent shows to a formal dance, it’s an opportunity for students to pause the homework and step outside
