Click here to learn some quick details about the Department of Government Efficiency.
We did it! Congratulations class of 2025
Well done to NGU’s class of 2025, who graduated on May 9
Biology symposium preview: Student research to be presented at NGU
North Greenville University will host its annual biology symposium on Thursday, May 1, in the Crain science building. This event will have research projects that are created by NGU’s health science and biology students.
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.
Headlines you might have missed
Amidst the ever-newsworthy world, not every headline gets its time in the spotlight. Here’s some interesting stories that might have slipped your notice.
Spring has sprung and so has the drama: Entertainment news round-up
Spring brings new beginnings and new drama in the entertainment industry. See what is happening in Tigerville and around the world.
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.
Christian studies seminar: AI from a biblical perspective
The College of Christian Studies and the College of Business and Entrepreneurship joined forces to present a seminar on viewing Generative AI from a biblical worldview. Read more here.
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
Trading palm trees for the Blue Ridge: Michael Bryant
Michael Bryant has spread the Gospel overseas, on the east coast and now he will be ministering to NGU students as the new dean of the college of Christian studies. Click here to learn more about him.
