This year was one marked by service, community, and leadership. Student organizations playing a key role in creating lasting friendships, academic success, and unforgettable memories for many Spartans.
Khalis Cain grew up in San Jose, Calif., and played Spartan women’s basketball for her entire 5-year career at UNC Greensboro, a power forward with a talent for rebounds and blocks.
UNCG martial arts students teach their peers with a purpose – blowing off steam while advocating for women’s safety.
The city will host Brazil’s highly popular SE Palmeiras, an FC with an estimated 21 million fans and 18 top-tier national titles to its name. The team will train at UNCG facilities throughout the spring and summer.
Does your child love esports or sports? Or could they spend the summer discovering something new? Now is the time to sign up your kids for one of UNCG’s summer camps or explore ways your campus unit can support these community efforts.
Remote learning is the perfect solution when you work as an Alpine ski race coach in Utah and enjoy world travel. Both Micaela Feltl and her mother Klara praise UNCG’s Bryan School for flexibility and support of their individual life goals.
UNCG Kinesiology Professor Dr. Aaron Terranova works as a medical liaison for the SoCon Tournament.
The Spartans will square off against No. 1 USC in the First Round of the 2025 NCAA Division I Women’s Basketball Tournament, announced during Sunday’s Selection Show on ESPN. They will play in Los Angeles, California, on Saturday, March 22.
Basketball pride runs deep among UNCG students, alumni and faculty.
The No. 1 women’s basketball team defeated No. 2 Chattanooga. For the second time in program history, the Spartans have earned an automatic bid to the NCAA Division I Women’s Basketball Tournament.
