Minerva and Spiro, the brains and brawn behind UNCG’s campus, are the heart of academic tradition and school spirit in campus life. A timeline reveals how they’ve grown to shape the University’s identity.
From Pakistan to Greensboro, third-year doctoral candidate Omiya Ayoub is finding her scientific place at JSNN.
UNCG comes alive before the new semester as students and their families start filling dorm rooms with their belongings.
From packing lists and move-in advice to last minute paperwork for your first year at the G, Housing and Residence Life is here to help you with hacks for a smooth move back to campus.
This Latino-based – but not Latino-exclusive – organization focuses on the personal and professional development of its members by hosting a series of events throughout the year. Its expanding membership since 2020 demonstrates the demand.
Food trucks create new and innovative business ventures, and UNCG alumni are among them, serving up delicacies for students to try this summer in Greensboro and across the Piedmont. Festivals, holidays, and summer entertainment provide excellent opportunities to sate your hunger.
SOAR kicks off in June as student leaders welcome a new class of Spartans and encourage their success at UNCG from their very first taste of campus living.
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.
Being Spiro not only kept Tyler Toborg plugged into student life at UNCG, it also gave him experience personifying a brand, reinforcing lessons he learned at the Bryan School to help him chase a dream to work for the Hot Wheels brand.
UNCG martial arts students teach their peers with a purpose – blowing off steam while advocating for women’s safety.
