Featured Spartan News
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2026 Commencement ceremonies showcase the best of UNCG
UNCG graduated 2,813 students on May 7–8 to the Class of 2026, each with their own story that brought them here. And every one of them will leave with something lasting and transformative, their degrees like passports for entry into big places and bright futures.
Campus Life
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Supporting Our Asian American Communities for Heritage Month and Beyond
Discover ways UNCG uplifts Asian cultures during Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month and all year long.
Athletics
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Softball Seniors Trade Pomp and Circumstance for a SoCon Championship
For five seniors on the softball team, commencement didn’t end their collegiate experience. This team went on to win the SoCon championship and is still surviving and advancing through NCAA tournament play.
Spotlight on Class of 2026
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Class of 2026: Swee Paw Goes From Introvert to Classroom Leader
Lah “Swee” Paw never imagined herself leading a classroom—but during her practicum, she discovered her voice, her confidence, and her calling. Now a first-generation college graduate, she’s heading into her own Kindergarten classroom this fall.
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Class of 2026: Naima Blakely Blends Humanities and Philosophy to Build Her Future
Driven by connection, community, and intentionality, Naima Blakely embraced the humanities and philosophy at UNCG to expand her leadership skills and build a future rooted in service and personal growth.
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Class of 2026: PopTech Delivers a Career-Ready Artist in Vesa Basha
Vesa Basha came to UNCG with a voice, but she’s leaving with the confidence and skills to make a real impact in the music business thanks to the School of Music’s PopTech program.
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Class of 2026: From Uncertainty to Impact, AnnaGrace Berry Finds Her Place in Education
As a senior in UNCG’s School of Education, AnnaGrace Berry is already doing what she once only imagined – leading her own classroom. Guided by resilience, empathy, and the support of her service dog, Berry has found purpose in teaching students with special needs while completing her student teaching.