Professor Travis Hicks’s connection with previous student, Anna Will Maginn, is creating an incredible opportunity for UNCG Interior Architecture fourth year undergraduates to participate in a real-world designer-client relationship at Wild Dunes Resort.
UNCG emeritus professor of AADS, Dr. Frank Woods, is an educator, scholar and artist who has spent his life’s work uncovering the contributions of Black artists throughout history. His homage to them is on exhibit at the Weatherspoon now.
UNCG’s Esports Arena and Learning Lab was buzzing this weekend as student gamers and educators gathered for two days of esports education and competitive tournament action at UNCG’s second E2 Weekend.
Parents on UNCG campus tours are impressed by campus safety, residence options, engaged faculty, value and overall career prep of a UNCG education.
Meet Sophomore Jordan Hipps. The esports scene at UNCG not only gives her a social outlet on campus, but has illuminated a career path that she never expected.
UNCG adds new, fully online B.A. of history. Applications will be accepted for the Fall of 2023.
On Monday, January 23, UNCG announced the launch of the UNCG Scholastic Esports Alliance (UNCG SEA) — the nation’s first university-led, curriculum-focused statewide high school esports league.
Design and computer science students develop virtual reality walkthroughs for use in Greensboro’s International Civil Rights Center and Museum.
On February 3-4, UNCG will collaborate with Epic Games to host E2 Weekend. The event will feature a tournament for students – Spartan Clash featuring Rocket League – and educational seminars for educators on classroom applications of 3D interactive.
More than 186 high school and college students from 18 counties across the state registered for UNCG’s first-ever Spartan Clash esports tournament. The top 45 qualifiers came to campus for a chance to show off their Fornite skills, meet other competitive esports athletes, and experience the 3,300-square-foot UNCG Esports Arena and Learning Lab firsthand.
