It looked like a usual music class at UNC Greensboro. Three music students seated on stage, each performing original work as their peers and professor listened. But this time, a different professor was listening – Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Jewel.
Start off the Spring 2024 semester by focusing on your personal well-being at UNC Greensboro with the Be Well, Stay Well event on January 22 from noon to 2 p.m. in the Elliott University Center’s Cone Ballroom.
Greensboro fire captain, community fundraiser, and soon-to-be UNCG master’s graduate candidate, Nick Loflin expanded his career opportunities at the Bryan School.
Wellness should never feel like a luxury. UNCG’s resources accommodate employees’ busy schedules, and indoor and outdoor spaces let them step away from the demands of work and prioritize their personal health.
What are you thankful for this time of year? Music lovers will be thankful for a beautiful UNC Greensboro “Harvest Home” choral concert, held in the richly ambient space of Greensboro’s First Presbyterian Church.
A Week at the G engaged students, faculty, and staff to capture and share the vibrancy of campus living at UNCG.
At just five years old, Awa Mbai immigrated to the United States from Gambia. Now, she’s a senior at UNC Greensboro and leading the Student Government Association, helping to foster community at the University and beyond.
If anyone knows how to embrace a theme it’s an artist, so you can bet there are Halloween happenings at UNCG’s College of Visual and Performing Arts. Here are some performances with varying degrees of chills and thrills to help you celebrate the Spooky Season.
There are movie nights, costume opportunities, and trick-or-treating galore, thanks to UNCG’s departments and units.
UNCG Magazine asked a variety of undergrads about their lives, their ambitions, what they like, and the challenges they face as students. Here’s insight into how the student body has changed over the decades.
