Just as students at North Greenville University began to settle into the rhythm of a new semester, a winter ice storm swept through Greenville Jan. 30-31, disrupting classes, travel and daily routines across the campus.
How NGU’s creative students feel about Sora AI
Within a few weeks of its launch, AI-generated videos created by text-to-video model Sora have taken over social media. Across Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok, countless clips created entirely solely by a computer and a simple prompt have been uploaded, prompting moral and ethical concerns among people.
Check Out Reminders
Winter break is coming soon, meaning check-outs are just around the corner! Make sure to follow these easy steps to start break off right. For more information, check your student email.
A farewell to french: Liliane Toss reflects on NGU’s French program
After the announcement of the closing of the French program at NGU, Dr. Liliane Toss reflects on her years of teaching the tight-knit French program and the rewarding experiences of watching her students apply what they’ve learned all over the world.
A change is coming: NGU switching from Blackboard to Canvas
In fall 2026, NGU will switch learning platforms, going from Blackboard to Canvas.
Vessels to Serve serving up a wonderful evening
The art department will be selling handmade bowls to raise money for charity
Israel and Hamas: A timeline of the war
The Israel and Hamas war has roots that stretch back more than a century. From early 1900s land disputes to modern-day ceasefires, the timeline follows a long and complex history behind the conflict.
Senior theatre projects sure to be a smash hit
Senior theatre majors hold a special role in a show as their senior project.
NGU dean recognized at annual conference
John Duncan was given the Richard Chewning award at the Christian Business Faculty Association conference 2025.
