Student body candidates presented their visions for the 2026-27 academic year, emphasizing stronger discipleship, improved campus unity and better connections between student-athletes and the broader student body.
A celebration of communication
Senior communication majors are approaching the presentation of their capstone projects.
Welcome to their TED talk: interdisciplinary senior projects
Interdisciplinary studies seniors at North Greenville University are turning their final projects into meaningful, real-world applications by combining multiple fields of study. From communication and theology to poetry and ministry, students explore personal passions while learning how to integrate their disciplines. The work will culminate in TED Talk-style presentations where their projects come to life.
NGU collects canned protein for Evan’s Training Center
NGU students and faculty collected canned protein for Evan’s Training Center, a local recovery program for men. Student filled a whole car with cans and grew in generosity.
Tassels, tickets and a stadium send-off
Spring graduation is two weeks away! Read here for all the details.
A super someone to celebrate
April 21 is a royal birthday to remember as 2026 marks 100 years since the birth of Queen Elizabeth II.
A colorful new chapter
After four years of progress a mural now decorates the inside stairwell of the foster education building.
Turn and discern: NGU’s own Turning Point USA chapter
NGU has established a Turning Point USA chapter. Click here to find out more about the organization and how it works on NGU’s campus.
Called, not just hired: navigating the job market with faith
Elisa Wells, Staff Writer Photo Courtest of Jesael Melgoza on Unsplash Seniors preparing to graduate often experience a mix of excitement and uncertainty when they step into their new phase […]
North Greenville University represents: Joshua Putnam’s life after NGU
NGU graduate Joshua Putnam left with a mission to make a difference.
