The Spooky Side of UNCG, Unearthed
The second annual “Hodges Halloween Hijinks” exhibit gives archives staff a chance to unearth some of the collection’s spookiest treasures.
The second annual “Hodges Halloween Hijinks” exhibit gives archives staff a chance to unearth some of the collection’s spookiest treasures.
Work moves steadily along at the Main Library. As crews continue renovations on this campus landmark, students and other community members can still enjoy access to the library resources.
Transfer students make up a significant part of the UNCG community. See how specialized advising, academic programs, mentoring, and flexible options help Spartans make the transition to UNC Greensboro.
UNCG’s popular UNO Club took over Fountain View Dining for a friendly competition, along with food inspired by the popular card game. No matter who laid down all their cards first, everyone came out as a winner thanks to the meaningful connections they made along the way.
No matter the weather, UNCG Homecoming 2026 drew crowds to its bonfire, private reunions, alumni concerts, and spirited campus activities.
Late Checkout Thrift Store in Spartan Village offers bargains with good causes. Items on sale reduce waste on campus while supporting community programming around UNCG.
This Oct. 2-3, UNCG alumni performers will grace the stage of Street Fest. Their tunes will serenade the gatherings, get-togethers, and greetings of alumni coming to campus to celebrate a weekend of all things Spartan. Registration for Homecoming closes on Sept. 30.
Whether they’re looking out at the Kaplan Center from the top of the climbing wall, paddling off the coast of Florida, or relaxing with a book at Piney Lake, UNCG Outdoor Adventures has helped students try new activities, build confidence, and find community.
Join a conversation about Nolan’s recent film adaptation of “The Odyssey.” Sit in on an AADS class or chat with Skeptical Chemist club members. And all along the way, you’ll get your passport stamped to get a CAS t-shirt. These events and many more the week of Sept. 14-18 will promote the engaging work of the College of Arts and Sciences’ faculty, students, and staff.
As the new school year gets underway, events like ranked soccer matchups, National College Colors Day, and NC Folk Fest offer students and the Greensboro community free entertainment in September.