With the spring 2025 softball season in full swing, the players and staff are working together to make this season a home run.
Seeing the bigger picture: Why NGU’s curriculum is designed the way it is
At NGU, the curriculum is carefully designed to provide students with a well-rounded education through a variety of required courses. While some classes may be frustrating, they are intentionally included to help students grow into educated leaders. Take a look here at the course requirement details.
Christian studies seminar: AI from a biblical perspective
The College of Christian Studies and the College of Business and Entrepreneurship joined forces to present a seminar on viewing Generative AI from a biblical worldview. Read more here.
The basics of swing dancing
Swing dancing made its entrance in the 1920s but has since stepped, swung and spun its way through the hearts of the youth for over a century. Read about how to swing dance here.
The bridge between poetry and community: Poetry Night spring 2025
Click here to read about Poetry Night, an event for students to come together and share who they are.
Mission through media: NGU students use their skills for Christ in Africa
Over spring break, NGU’s Missionary Media Ministries class made their way to a village in Western Africa. Read more here.
Professor spotlight: Fun facts about biology professor Debo Nathaniel
Here are some fun facts about NGU professor Debo Nathaniel
We were made to move: The study of kinesiology
Do you like to move? Have you ever wondered how you move and what happens? The science of kinesiology can help answer the questions we have about our body’s design.
Jehovah’s Witness or A False Witness: What do Jehovah’s Witnesses stand or fall for?
Learn more about the beliefs of Jehovah’s Witnesses and how they drastically differ from the truth of Christianity.
Spring break has sprung: What were the students of NGU up to?
School is back in session, but the students of NGU are reminiscing about their break. What did they do?
