Student research will be on display in the Crain science building this spring.
From biology to backpacking: new majors at NGU
Learn more about the new majors coming to NGU in fall 2026.
Biology symposium preview: Student research to be presented at NGU
North Greenville University will host its annual biology symposium on Thursday, May 1, in the Crain science building. This event will have research projects that are created by NGU’s health science and biology students.
From training sea lions to Trailblazers: Jeffrey French
NGU professor and former zookeeper Jeffrey French has tackled everything from an ostrich to trying to convince his gen-ed students to care about biology.
Come in and stay awhile: professors’ uniquely crafted offices
Check out NGU professors’ unique offices full of personality and aesthetic for students to enjoy and participate in.
Serves aren’t the only thing he aces: The life of student-athlete Kyle Praschan
Into the life of student-athlete Kyle Praschan, a senior biology major and tennis player.
Dr. Randall Moss has a powerful passion for powerlifting
Ryan Bailey, Staff Graphic Artist Dr. Randall Moss loves to teach students about the wonders of biology at NGU. He is also a huge fan of the sport of powerlifting. […]
Playing God or Saving Mankind? Genetic engineering and Christian ethics
Delaney Blackburn, Editor-in-Chief “There is no gene for the human spirit.” – Vincent Freeman, “Gattaca.” For some Christians, genetic engineering is an unlocked door to the alleviation of human suffering. […]
Balancing Biology & A Nail Business
Kasie Thomas, Contributing Writer NGU’s Katherine McClure is a biology major and the owner of her on-campus business, “Nails by Kat.” Katherine never saw herself as a nail artist before […]
Jean McManus: Spiritual growth and science
When looking for spiritual encouragement and years of valuable experience scattered throughout classes across the United States, there is no need to look any farther than to Jean McManus.
