A photograph on the path, a workshop about navigating tricky conversations, and fitness classes organized by student peers are some of the ways UNCG is investing in wellness for students. Spartans Thrive awarded grants to six programs, enabling them to expand and reach more students.
Chef Aarti Sequeira brought her party to UNCG to teach students how to make chutney and judge Spartan Dining’s Spring 2026 Battle of the Chefs.
For the fourth year running, UNCG was named in the Top 10 schools across the nation for military friendliness and No. 1 in North Carolina. The outlet also designated UNCG as a Military Spouse Friendly School for its accommodations and services to military families.
University Archivist Dr. Erin Lawrimore has chronicled UNCG’s legacy of women’s athletics in Power Point presentations, PDFs, and the Spartan Stories blog. She pored over old photos and documents to piece this history together.
UNCG students put college wellness to the taste test. A teaching kitchen by Spartan Dining and led by an entrepreneur alumna taught them how to reap the benefits of matcha.
Five reasons why prospects are deciding, and current students are realizing that UNCG is a smart choice for value, support, career preparation, and campus living.
The Ingles Southern Conference Mascot Challenge pits Spiro against the other mascots in the SoCon. Currently Spiro is in third place behind ETSU and WCU and really needs your vote. You can vote for Spiro every day until March 8.
Campus reopens from the winter storms in time for the Season of Love. Activities each day leading up to Valentine’s Day create time for couples, singles, and friends to focus on the positive things in their lives, express affection for others, and learn more about student communities.
Take a look back at 100 years of Black History celebrations and look ahead to a month of educational and cultural programming at UNCG in February.
From the diamond to the track to the links to the courts, spring Spartans are here for the W’s.
