NGU theatre students are gaining hands-on experience and networking at the Southeastern Theatre Conference March 4-7. Read more here.
Goodbye common hour: schedule changes coming in fall 2026
A big change is coming in the fall 2026 course schedule. Read here for more.
A refreshed look of food service at NGU
Many changes have been made to NGU’s food services, click here to find out what they are.
Business students test skills in a high-stakes simulation
For senior business majors at North Greenville University, the final semester of college isn’t just lecture, exams and essays. It’s practicing running an athletic shoe company.
Hatred to hope on the rolling Hills: NGU Theatre presents The Women of Lockerbie
NGU Theatre presents The Women of Lockerbie Feb. 19-21 and 26-28, 2026. Read about the story and those involved in the production here.
Big changes coming to NGU’s honors program
Big things are coming to NGU’s Honors Program
Sprinkler malfunction causes a flood in Plaster business building
On Sunday, Jan 31 at around 7 p.m., the fire sprinkler system in plaster, North Greenville University’s business building, activated, causing significant flooding.
More than meals: dining hall staff steps up during winter storms
Todd Dining Hall staff went the extra mile during the ice and snow storms at NGU. They made sure students who remained on campus were supported despite their own challenges.
Writing about reading: English chair’s recent award
English department chair, Rachel Roberts, was recently honored with an award for her book, “Deep Reading.”
Building creative walls: the new theatre building
The theatre department is getting more space for their creativity to flow
