Nanoscience could make a big difference when it comes to increasing access to clean water. Dr. Hemali Rathnayake, a UNCG associate professor in the Joint School of Nanoscience and Nanoengineering, leads research to make water purification cheaper and more efficient.
UNCG graduate student Nick Lyerly, the first Spartans golfer to earn Southern Conference Player of the Year honors, has found success on the golf course and in the classroom.
The Weatherspoon Art Museum has four fun exhibitions open this summer, including animation work, animal-centered work, many amazing sculptures, and a mural by alumna and Fulbright recipient Sheena Rose.
From on-screen actors to behind-the-scenes writers and producers, UNCG students and alumni are making their mark on the film and TV industry. Be sure to add these shows and movies to your summer watchlist.
When UNCG stars rise, they rise together. School of Music alumna and Grammy-winner Rhiannon Giddens launched an original opera, “Omar,” at Charleston’s Spoleto Festival, and Cheryse McLeod Lewis ’01 stars in the production. A current student, Michael Adams, sings in one of the choirs.
University Photographer Martin W. Kane retired in May, and leaves behind a treasure trove of images. Here, he shares a few stories from so many of UNCG’s memorable moments.
A roundup of camps on campus or taught by UNCG faculty, staff, and students gives kids and teens a big selection for summer fun and learning. Now enrolling are camps designed around a wide variety of interests including sports, music, engineering, writing, coding, and even YouTube streaming.
Dr. Charles Egeland has just made a striking discovery about sabertooth cat bones, which tells us something about our own history. This summer, UNCG students will join him in continuing field work in Tanzania.
Author of the bestselling “Pure” trilogy and 24 other published books, MFA program alumna Julianna Baggott has made the best of the pandemic years by writing for television and films.
UNC Greensboro’s chapter of the Asian and Pacific Islander Caucus (APIC) leaders reflect on their heritage in honor of Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month.
