Blythe Barrineau, Sports and Visual Arts Editor Photo courtesy of Tim Foster on Unsplash For many people, “Remember the Titans” is the clear and obvious choice for the greatest sports […]
Media that Shines Bright in a Dark World.
Blythe Barrineau, Sports and Visual Arts Editor Photo courtesy of Tim Foster on Unsplash For many people, “Remember the Titans” is the clear and obvious choice for the greatest sports […]
On April 23, North Greenville University held its annual Poetry Night. During this event, students get to perform anything from reading poetry and essays to singing songs they have written.
Elisa Wells, Staff Writer Photo Courtesy of Abigail Thompson Imagine returning to your college campus 20 years after graduating and stepping into a scene that vividly brings your student life […]
Senior quarterback Dylan Ramirez closed out his career at NGU with a historical final season for himself and the team. Read more about it here.
Treasure Hardwick, News and Feature Editor Photo courtesy of Unsplash Thousands of sports movies exist, making it nearly impossible to see them all. Many are poorly made, and others are […]
To the graduating Class of 2026.
The men’ s and women’s golf teams wrapped up their 2025-26 season. A season of growth, resilience and experience help build a foundation for the future.
From biology to theatre, students from all over NGU are spending their summer gaining hands-on experience in their fields.
Savion Brown concluded his final season of college basketball. Read about the legacy he left behind.
Senior Communication major Meg George’s time at NGU has been marked by ministry involvement, a growing photography business and 28 credit hours in her final semester as she prepared to graduate early and step into what God has for her next.