JSNN Associate Dean Finds Joy in Science
From using stamp and element collections to communicate science to developing innovative student programming, Associate Dean Daniel Rabinovich loves the variety he’s found at JSNN.
UNC Greensboro
Four Ways to Celebrate the Fourth in Greensboro
Learn about Greensboro’s role in the Revolutionary War and the many ways you can observe Independence Day with a holiday staycation.
Eyes to the Sky: Alumna’s Exhibit Brings Space Down to Earth
An exciting opportunity for a capstone project dropped into the lap of Alexcina Wartski ’25 MA thanks to the connections she forged as a student working for the Greensboro Science Museum.
Alum’s Stage Story Comes Alive in Broadway’s ‘Some Like It Hot’
Tavis Kordell Cunningham ’23 returns to Greensboro to perform at the Steven Tanger Center for the Performing Arts in the first national tour of the Broadway musical, “Some Like It Hot,” an updated stage adaptation of the 1959 Billy Wilder film.
Hot Eats: Food Truck Destinations for Students to Try This Summer
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.
MUSEP Studded with UNCG Musicmakers
Greensboro residents will have a chance to see the Philharmonia in action for free this weekend June 15 in LeBauer Park, on the UNCG Great Lawn as part of the city’s Music for a Sunday Evening in the Park series.
POV: North Carolina Folk Festival Through Blue- and Gold-Colored Glasses
The North Carolina Folk Festival’s 10th anniversary drew 110,000 visitors and generated $25 million of economic impact for our community and UNCG was a proud supporter, in more ways than just corporate funding.
Spartans Lift Up the Folk Festival’s 10th Anniversary
The North Carolina Folk Festival celebrates its 10th anniversary with a line-up of well-known headliners and talented UNCG alumni.
UNCG Scientist Fueled by Passion for Public Parks
Dr. Benjamin Hickerson researches public attitudes towards parks, with the aim of helping parks and recreation leadership better serve their communities.
UNCG Supports Folk Fest with Research, Artists, and Fans
Community and Therapeutic Recreation faculty help the City of Greensboro get the best return on investment, thanks to ongoing research into the NC Folk Festival’s economic and cultural impact.