Kayleigh Harrill, Staff Photographer On Oct. 21, NGU held its first fall festival in two years after COVID-19 kept the rides away in 2020. At this event, students were able […]
Crusader football has found its playmaker
Mary Margaret Ellison, Contributing Writer There is a new face carrying the Crusader offense this season. Quarterback Kaelan Riley transferred from Mercer University to NGU in the Fall of 2020. […]
Balancing Biology & A Nail Business
Kasie Thomas, Contributing Writer NGU’s Katherine McClure is a biology major and the owner of her on-campus business, “Nails by Kat.” Katherine never saw herself as a nail artist before […]
The Inside Scoop on Crusader Bucks
Alyssa Waller, Staff Writer With the end of the semester approaching, there are crusader bucks that need to be spent if they have not been spent already. Every semester, students […]
STEM Day: top 5 jobs in STEM fields
Nelson Shwe, Staff Graphic Artist STEM Day falls on Nov. 8. For more information: money.usnews.com/careers/best-jobs/rankings/best-stem-jobs
NGU’s student’s favorite study spots
John Johnson, Staff Graphic Artist Here are the top 5 places students go to study.
Winding Up and Winding Down: how NGU students’ cope with midterm stress
Tolli McWhite, Staff Writer As time winds down, stress winds up. Midterms at NGU took place Oct. 18 – 21, and before students could enjoy fall break, they had to […]
Family time before football
Seth Atkins, Staff Photographer Students at North Greenville University have been focused on school since August, and that doesn’t leave a lot of room for family time. So, NGU hosted […]
Fur-ever Home: the story of NGU’s campus pup
Tolli McWhite, Staff Writer For those who don’t know, during the spring semester of 2021, there was a stray dog wandering the NGU campus that had decided to make the […]
Bridging the gap between the past and the present
Kayleigh Harrill, Staff Photographer November is known as Historic Bridge Awareness Month, and the point of this is to raise awareness to the loss of historic bridges and encourage their […]
