In the theme of Black History Month 2024, “African Americans and the Arts,” UNCG is highlighting the Black artists of our community. UNCG alumna Rhiannon Giddens is already a two-time Grammy Award recipient. Now, she’s a Pulitzer Prize winner.
In the theme of Black History Month 2024, “African Americans and the Arts,” UNCG is highlighting the Black artists of our community. Student Dasia Amos is currently performing in the ensemble of “MJ The Musical” on Broadway.
Chancellor Gilliam has announced his decision regarding the majors, programs, and course offerings that will be discontinued following the Academic Portfolio Review.
Game nights, academic conferences, and sneaker balls will bring UNCG students together with creative ways to celebrate and reflect on influential African-American figures and their impact on U.S. history.
For the month of February, Spartans can tally up their time spent running, swimming, or biking certain distances for a chance to win prizes.
Everyone loves to set a New Year’s resolution but not everyone loves keeping them. UNCG faculty and graduate students in the School of Health and Human Sciences offer some tips on how to keep and set your new year goals.
Chancellor Gilliam and Provost Storrs share their response to the issues raised by the Faculty Senate related to the Academic Portfolio Review.
Faculty and staff may nominate students they believe embody the characteristics of the Honor Society by March 15.
School of Dance students Liz Anderson and Tiffany Moss Hale bring together artists to learn from one another, whether their art form is in movement or on paper, with a program they created at the Weatherspoon Art Museum.
Faculty can register for this online workshop, with an in-person watch party option, to talk about faculty burnout and methods to avoid it on February 15.
