October is a busy month for Greenville. From fall markets and food festivals to movie nights and dancing, Greenville has it all.
RED ALERT! A new AI stoplight policy implemented in classrooms
A new AI policy was added to classrooms this school year. Check and see if you are following the guidelines for each classroom.
Rehab and reinvention: injured athletes redefine their roles
NGU football players Chuck Couch and Robert Strike tell the stories of how injuries have reshaped and redefined their careers.
Through the lens: Global Impact Week
During Sept. 14-16, North Greenville University held its annual Global Impact Week. During this event, students get the chance to sign up and participate in different kinds of mission work.
A glimpse at rehearsal
On Sept.16, the cast and crew of Junie B. Jones performed a full-scale rehearsal at the Billingsley Theatre. Read about the play here.
Global Impact Week brings the nations to Tigerville
NGU’s 2026 Global Impact was a success. Students learned about other cultures, tried new food and learned about the mission opportunities. Read here to learn more about everything that goes into this week.
Meet the clubs
On Sept. 2, North Greenville University held its annual Club Fair. Campus clubs set up booths in the lobby of the cafeteria to provide students with information and free snacks.
Paint and Sip
North Greenville University held a Paint and Sip event to welcome students back to campus. Students were provided with canvases, paintbrushes and fun mock-tails to enjoy throughout the evening.
Where coffee meets verse
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.
To the moon and beyond: NASA’s Artemis II mission
NASA astronauts go to the moon for the first time in over 50 years.
