Elisa Wells, Staff Writer All around there are voices competing to define what’s right, what’s real, and even who we are. In a culture where truth feels unclear and constantly […]
NGU establishes first named colleges in university’s history
NGU trustees approved naming two academic colleges, honoring leaders who helped shape the university’s history.
Peer tutoring helps NGU students succeed in the classroom
North Greenville University’s tutoring program connects students with peer tutors who help them strengthen study habits, improve assignments and gain confidence in challenging courses. Read more here.
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The latest news around the world
NGU students attend Southeastern Theatre Conference
NGU theatre students are gaining hands-on experience and networking at the Southeastern Theatre Conference March 4-7. Read more here.
Sprinkler malfunction causes a flood in Plaster business building
On Sunday, Jan 31 at around 7 p.m., the fire sprinkler system in plaster, North Greenville University’s business building, activated, causing significant flooding.
Weird and wacky news from the week of Nov. 23
From gold toilets to bigfoot, this article details weird news from the month of November
Israel and Hamas: A timeline of the war
The Israel and Hamas war has roots that stretch back more than a century. From early 1900s land disputes to modern-day ceasefires, the timeline follows a long and complex history behind the conflict.
North Greenville University’s 2025 Clery Report
NGU’s Clery Report highlights campus crime and safety data. This infographic gives a quick look at recent reports of the last 3 years.
From class to curtain: A night of student showcase
NGU’s end-of-the-year theatre showcase, a night of student-directed scenes and musical performances is coming up. The event highlights the collaborative efforts and hard-work of theatre students who hope to leave an impression.
