MFA dance candidates celebrate their journeys
Graduating MFA students in dance reflect on their projects, coursework, and growth throughout their time at UNCG.
Graduating MFA students in dance reflect on their projects, coursework, and growth throughout their time at UNCG.
Dr. Sandra Schultz from the Department of Kinesiology shares insight about how changes that occur during puberty, including shifting hormones and body composition, could increase females’ susceptibility to ACL injuries.
First-year musical theatre student Ethan Poisson wakes up in his dorm knowing he has a busy day ahead. He attends his classes – his favorite being his musical theatre classes – which prepare him for a long rehearsal in the evening for the upcoming production of “The Spongebob Musical.” But… Continue reading…
Jeans that charge your phone, take your temperature, and report your electrolytes. Are we living in the Jetsons yet? Researchers at the Joint School of Nanoscience and Nanoengineering are looking at capabilities for textiles.
UNCG has always been a cradle of poetry, with one of the oldest and most prestigious MFA writing programs in the nation, renowned journal The Greensboro Review, the historic undergraduate literary journal Coraddi, and a surrounding community that is home to many poets and the site of many poetry readings, on campus and downtown. Additionally, the School… Continue reading…
It was long after dark in the wee small hours of the morning when Aiyanah Tyler-Cooper finally arrived at the apartment she’d never seen before, in the city she’d never been before, in the country where she’d never lived before. The tall young woman from UNCG traveled alone on this… Continue reading…
Throughout February and March, the Next Generation Website Project (NGWP) team executed a technical review of the future website components and functionality.
Daveed Diggs, award-winning actor, writer, producer, musician, and “Hamilton” star, came to UNCG to perform and host a masterclass for students.
UNC Greensboro theatre students got pointers from a Hollywood icon on Saturday evening during a masterclass just hours before Geena Davis appeared for her public appearance as part of UNCG’s University Concert and Lecture Series (UCLS).
On March 15, 1897, the students of State Normal and Industrial College published their first magazine. Now, nearly 125 years later, the undergraduate student-led publishing tradition continues in a new ways. The State Normal Magazine was founded by the original leaders of the Cornelian, Adelphian, and Dikeian literary societies, and… Continue reading…