The student section was full of energy for the game against Newberry.
The student section was full of energy for the game against Newberry.
Senior cheerleader, Maria Neal, begins her last season of cheerleading.
Johnny Lind is a senior Health Science major preparing for his last season as a member of the NGU soccer team.
Miranda Bradford, Senior Photographer On Wednesday, September 7, NGU women’s soccer team took on Anderson University, suffering its first loss of 4-0. Although the score does not reflect it, there […]
” The National Anthem is about our freedom and how our military suffered for our freedom.”
Miranda Bradford, Senior Photographer and Writer Check out the Storify below of fellow faculty, staff and student’s posts during the football game. [View the story “NGU takes on West […]
By Megan Conley, Lifestyle Editor 2016 marks the last season the Braves will be playing in Turner Field, which they have occupied for 20 years. The Atlanta Braves will be moving […]
In the news, now a days, you constantly hear about race and how there is a lack of diversity everywhere. So far, these conversations have involved things like entertainment, politics, etc. But could the conversation be spreading to the sports world? I went to one of my favorite sports, baseball, to see if that was the case.
North Greenville University had it’s first ever ESPY Awards ceremony, which was hosted by the Fellowship of Christian Athletes on April 21st.
At NGU, Smith stepped right in as a freshman and eventually became the starting catcher. This season, which was set to be Smith’s final season as a Crusader, he suffered a lower back injury that caused him to be sidelined the remainder of the 2016 season.