

November 2008
It's heart-warming. It's tradition. It's opera. This year marks the 10th anniversary of UNCG's staging of Amahl and the Night Visitors, Gian-Carlo Menotti's inspiring opera about a poor, disabled boy and his mother who are paid an unexpected visit by the Three Wise Men. Read more about this American opera.

Amahl and the Night Visitors marks its 10th anniversary at UNCG with a performance in the newly-renovated Aycock Auditorium.
Chancellor Linda P. Brady is seeking your input on drafts of UNCG's new mission statement which will ultimately set the tone for the future of the university. But be quick the deadline for feedback is Nov. 19. Read her letter.
Attention Raleigh alumni it's time to don your navy and gold and cheer on the Spartans. The men's basketball team will face off against NC State in the RBC Center Sunday, Nov. 30, at 2 p.m. Learn more about this game and others.
The history and politics of human rights, from ancient times, to the modern-day plight of child soldiers in Africa, were discussed as part of the 2008 Harriet Elliott Lecture Series in October. Read more about the series.
Remember the Spartan basketball game on Nov. 30. If you're an avid reader, mark your calendar for the annual Will Read for Food Nov. 20. Or look ahead to Branches of Love from a Spartan in December. Learn more about these and other upcoming events.
