Fall weather brings in fall traditions. Click here to read some students’ favorite things to do in this season change.
Art in every cup
Bridge City hosted a latte art throw down on Oct. 1, bringing together many baristas from surrounding shops. This gave baristas a chance to compete with each other and showcase their skills.
October presidents: The stories you probably haven’t heard
Six U.S. presidents were born in October. Click here to read about some fun facts that occurred during their time in office.
Fall break fun: NGU student’s fall break framed in photos
NGU students just got back from fall break. Take a look at what a few students did during the break.
David Bell: collector of yesteryear
David Bell, history professor, has his own mini museum in his office, holding relics from many significant moments in the United States past.
Unplugging in the outdoors: how COAR builds community at NGU
Through backpacking trips, rock climbing adventures and meaningful friendships, NGU’s COAR club helps students develop outdoor skills while connecting with God’s creation.
Your concert calendar
From October to November, see who is taking the stage at The Bon Secours Wellness Arena in downtown Greenville.
Every year epic: North Greenville University’s history and traditions
In the long history of NGU, many cherished traditions have come and gone. Click here to read about practices that built the foundation of NGU.
Arts, culture & local experiences
October is a busy month for Greenville. From fall markets and food festivals to movie nights and dancing, Greenville has it all.
Through the lens: Global Impact Week
During Sept. 14-16, North Greenville University held its annual Global Impact Week. During this event, students get the chance to sign up and participate in different kinds of mission work.
