From the neighborhood gossip to movie monsters’ bad decisions, Kathy Flann can turn a mundane thought into a fun story. Her friendships within UNCG’s English department helped her chart a path as a published author.
Tickets are now on sale for the UNCG 2023-24 University Concert and Lecture Series, the longest-running concert and lecture series in North Carolina.
Pubantz Artists in Residence pack a punch in spring showcase
Bjorn Bates and Ella Coyne landed at UNCG’s School of Art during the pandemic. Now, the possibilities at UNCG are endless with the pair getting their own out-of-state art residency and their own show.
Dr. Quinton Parker researched the experiences of Black undergraduate music education students in predominantly White institutions.
UNCG School of Theatre students are taking Winnie-the-Pooh on the road to children across the state — not only making theater accessible to everyone but also giving students a new passion for the art of drama.
The residency hosted by the Weatherspoon Art Museum explores the concepts of space and value through motion and audience interaction, and student groups who focus on the arts are eager to learn more.
UNC Greensboro’s new BFA in Animation is allowing students to pursue new creative avenues, but even if you’re not studying animation, the new animation club allows you to find your place at UNCG.
Assistant Professor Dr. Elise Eifert created a new way to draw attention to engaged senior citizens while adding color to hallway.
Seraph Brass will hold a concert for students, faculty, staff, and the community on Friday, March 24 at Tew Recital Hall. This is the last chance to hear an artist group in the 2022-23 UNC Greensboro Concert and Lecture Series. Tickets are available now.