Click here to read a goodbye letter from a senior to NGU.
When policy overlooks people: Rethinking NGU’s attendance rules
Life rarely moves on a convenient schedule. Grief, celebration and commitments often come unexpectedly. While NGU’s attendance policy works well most of the time, it falls short when students face the kinds of moments that need compassion the most.
Justice for victims of swatting: An opinion
The crime of swatting should carry a far greater punishment. Read why here.
Church membership matters: Joining a church in college
Being part of a local church in college is one of the most positively influential decisions a student can and should make. Read more here.
“Christmas creep”: Capitalism or a hunger for the goodness of Christ?
There is debate as to whether an earlier Christmas every year is the cause of commercial capitalism or a hunger for Christ. Click here to get a unique take on those ideas.
A warning about the “gospel” of health and wealth: The prosperity gospel
Learn about the prosperity gospel and the danger of this popular way of thinking.
Institutional distrust among the American government
Check out what these NGU students had to say about institutional distrust in our nation.
Twists and unexpected turns: Should Jordan Chiles get the bronze medal?
USA women’s gymnast Jordan Chiles was stripped of her individual floor Bronze Medal from the 2024 Olympic games. Click here to read about the controversy and The Vision’s sports editor Kelsey Watson’s opinion on the situation.
