Paden Lipe, new coordinator of intramurals, promotes sports among students with the aim of achieving an inclusive and warm community to provide a space to grow physically and spiritually in Christ.
Heart of Dixie to the Palmetto State: One women’s soccer player’s road to the Ville
Click here to read about one NGU women’s soccer player’s story of hard work, determination and family who always pushed her to be her best.
Destruction and devastation: Helene’s impact on Tigerville
Check out how Hurricane Helene impacted North Greenville University.
Strong start and high expectations for North Greenville cross country
The NGU cross country team, led by Cameron Stober, started the season with optimism after a good first race. They are focused on improvement, mental preparation and teamwork to face the upcoming challenges. Click here to read more.
Women’s NGU soccer team takes on Lees-McRae College
Take a look at the women’s soccer team season startup.
Playing a new tune: Meet new music professor Robbie Collins
Meet Robbie Collins, new instructor of music theory and director of brass. He is a talented trumpeter and passionate teacher eager to join North Greenville University.
Everyone say “cheese!”. . . pizza
Pizza night at NGU? That’s amore. Check out all the fun students had while making their own pizzas.
Athletic Solutions: A game changer for student athletes
North Greenville University has partnered with Athletic Solutions, offering athletes the opportunity to sell customized merchandise and generate money, while fulfilling their task of representing the university as athletes. This program has not only come to improve the conditions of the athletes but also to change the history of the school’s athletic program.
New chapter at North Greenville: Will Lowrey’s vision for athletics
Will Lowrey, the new athletic director at North Greenville University, emphasizes that true success is achieved not just through athletic skill but by being a devoted follower of Christ, making faith the ultimate goal for a Trailblazer athlete.
Blazing our own trail with a new NGU mascot
The time of the Crusaders has come to an end, and a new mascot has arisen. What do NGU students think of the change?
