Released on September 14th Harold Cronk’s dramatic film , “Unbroken: Path to Redemption” has begun creating a stir among movie goers. According to movie goer, Coleen Souther, “Your heart will break and your heart will soar. This is beautiful true story!? Adapted from the original Laura Hillebrand book, Harold Cronk’s “Path to Redemption” picks up where Angelina Jolie’s “Unbroken” left off.
“Living With a Fire” album is a flaming success
Attention NGU students: Jesus Culture’s new album out now is something you definitely don’t want to miss.
Got Plans?
Coming in as a new student is always a transition. It tends to be somewhat stressful because you don’t know where any of your classes are and you don’t have a whole lot of friends. Well, by this point in the semester the classrooms have been found and the friends have been made so what’s next? Where can you go to grow those friendships that isn’t on campus? This is a list of the best places to eat near campus that few of you probably know about. After all, everybody has to eat.
NGU alumni highlight: Ashton Heard
Read more about Ashton Heard, a graduate of North Greenville.
Students share highlights of 17-18 year
Here are some favorite memories of NGU students.
NGU baseball ranked nationally going into Conference Carolinas tournament
North Greenville University baseball puts Tigerville, S.C. on the map as they are nationally ranked in the top five by multiple sport sources.
Exam hacks: How to make it through exam week alive
Are you looking for some helpful tips on how to make it through exam week in one piece? Keep reading to find out eight unique ways to help you be successful on your final exams.
Elite high school basketball camps: NGU
North Greenville University women’s basketball will host players between grade 9 and 12 for two Elite High School Basketball camps this summer. The camps will be held in Hayes gymnasium on the campus of North Greenville University on 9 July 2018 and 4 August 2018.
Freshman flourish: Ashley Beach
Ashley Beach is a freshman early education major at North Greenville University. She has grown up in Gaffney, S.C. her whole life.