UNC Greensboro launches carbon offset program
The Spartan DRIVE Fund encourages campus stakeholders to contribute to an offsetting of commuter emissions, and promotes non-profit work that benefits Greensboro residents.
The Spartan DRIVE Fund encourages campus stakeholders to contribute to an offsetting of commuter emissions, and promotes non-profit work that benefits Greensboro residents.
Four UNCG students travelled to Maryland to attend a nationally recognized research conference as McNair Scholars. One of them, Dana Broadus, shares her personal takeaways.
Minerva’s Mobile Health will bring health care to people in need and provide experiences for nursing students in community health.
Dr. Quinton Parker researched the experiences of Black undergraduate music education students in predominantly White institutions.
“This is why we did this. So our daughters would have the opportunity to live, work, and be safe.” Nihal Al Raees, energy analyst for UNCG Facilities Operations, who immigrated from Iraq in 2009.
Getting a job on-campus at UNC Greensboro is about more than just earning a paycheck. Student employees say their jobs are not only fun, but expand their skills for the future.
More than 300 middle school students from across North Carolina are learning to become bilingual leaders with the help of UNCG students – practicing their language skills and showing them college is possible.
UNCG’s commitment to promoting sustainable travel on campus has been recognized for more than a decade. This continues with a bronze-level award by the League of American Bicyclists.
The UNC Greensboro baseball team is welcoming eighth grader James Strack through Team IMPACT, a non-profit that matches children facing serious illness and disability with athletic teams.
Students and residents agree that Greensboro is NC’s best college town. Its location, character and social vibe, campus beauty, business opportunities, rich history and vibrant arts scene score high marks.