UNCG Esports will sponsor the Greensboro Swarm basketball again this season. That means faculty and staff are eligible to win tickets to see their home games for free. Learn how to enter for a chance to win.
Green’s lifelong passion for music has taken her around the world, but her contributions to the arts can be felt every day in North Carolina, making her a worthy recipient of this honor from UNCG.
The virtual series, beginning Jan. 14, will connect you with faculty and alumni subject-matter experts on a variety of topics. The next semester will feature deans Carl Mattacola at HHS; Joy Bhadury at Bryan School; bruce mcclung at CVPA; and Kelly Joyce at CAS.
UNCG collected more than 1,200 pounds of non-perishable food and hygienic items for Spartan Open Pantry so that students would not feel like they have to choose between putting food on the table and focusing on their end-of-semester studies. Today is also the last day to donate gifts through the Spartan Season of Giving.
This semester, faculty and staff elevated our understanding of pollinator conservation, virtual reality, combatting loneliness, and more timely topics through research and media appearances.
The new year will usher in a new semester with new students getting the lay of the land. UNCG is now signing up Spartan SPEAR volunteers who take up positions around campus to answer questions and give directions on Jan. 12 and 13.
Make this year’s donation drive the biggest ever by contributing a new, unwrapped toy for local charities. The campaign led by Chancellor and Mrs. Franklin Gilliam, Jr. has delivered holiday cheer to children for a decade.
Assessment data from the first year of partnering with the JED Foundation shows UNCG is off to a strong start supporting mental health and well-being across campus. It is now implementing a strategic plan to improve its culture of care.
Spartan Catering rolls out the seasonal delicacies. You can now choose from their menu for your office’s end-of-year party, serving up to 10 people.
UNCG recently named its Alumni House in honor of Marcus T. Johnson ’99 for his generous contributions and active involvement. Opened in 1937, the House has evolved over the years. Johnson’s historic gift will enhance the space, expand student programs, and create new opportunities for students across campus.