With six weeks of school left, many juniors and seniors are looking for internships and post graduation jobs. The NGU career fair is a great opportunity to possibly fill that need.
An explosive night of laughter: NGU’s production of “You Can’t Take It With You”
You Can’t Take it With You follows the story of a family that is filled with many lively characters. From actresses to playwrights to firework enthusiasts to tax evaders, this family has many different hobbies, some of which aren’t legal.
Celebrating White Shirt Day: Standing with automotive union workers
Happy National White Shirt Day, created on February 11, 1945, during the Flint sit-down workers strike.
New year, new boo: Speed dating at NGU
On February 28, over 30 of NGU’s hopeful singles took their chance at New Year, New Boo speed dating.
Fulfilling the great commission as a family: Meet the family of Dr. Lee, missionaries in Russia
Read about NGU professor Jong Lee and his family, who are missionaries in Russia.
Baking the stress away: A healthier spin on stress baking during finals
With finals around the corner, loosen up with a little sweet treat. Learn Erica Fernandez’s key to stress management with a bit of banana bread.
Role call: Meet the new cast of NGU’s upcoming play and learn about the audition process
As NGU’s theater department prepares for their next performance, learn a bit about the audition process and how you can join.
A restless year: Conflict beween Israel and Iran continue
As the conflict between Israel and Iran rages on, more factors continue to be added. Learn about the history of the conflict and the current situation here.
A place of worship or a place of learning: Chapel policy changes and student opinions
Chapel rules and regulations have drastically changed. Understand the heart behind it and student’s response.
Let the games begin: Join NGU’s theatre department for this year’s production of Richard III
Mind games, manipulation and tragedy all played out on a chess board. Join the NGU theatre department for their production of Shakespeare’s Richard III.
