Senior communication majors are approaching the presentation of their capstone projects.
Senior communication majors are approaching the presentation of their capstone projects.
Interdisciplinary studies seniors at North Greenville University are turning their final projects into meaningful, real-world applications by combining multiple fields of study. From communication and theology to poetry and ministry, students explore personal passions while learning how to integrate their disciplines. The work will culminate in TED Talk-style presentations where their projects come to life.
On March 16, North Greenville University’s First Year Experience Program held its annual end-of-year party for the freshman class.
Spring graduation is two weeks away! Read here for all the details.
On April 10, North Greenville University’s Swing Dance Club held its monthly meeting. The club offers a lesson as well as free dance time.
Elisa Wells, Staff Writer Photo Courtest of Jesael Melgoza on Unsplash Seniors preparing to graduate often experience a mix of excitement and uncertainty when they step into their new phase […]
NGU graduate Joshua Putnam left with a mission to make a difference.
On March 23rd, North Greenville University held its first event for its spring fling week, with basketball, pickleball and volleyball.
Elisa Wells, Staff Writer Photo Courtesy of Corrie Owen The theatre department’s upcoming showcase is more than just a compilation of scenes, it is a celebrations of student storytelling and […]
Greer is the perfect spot for grabbing lunch with friends or for students to get work done at a coffee shop!