UNCG and the nonprofit Wakaboomee Program provided a day of gaming for middle school and high school students, where they also got a roadmap to future careers.
Innovate UNCG and the Institute for Partnerships in Education pair up to offer a Girls Who Game club at Guilford County Schools.
UNCG professors partner with SparkNC to develop on-demand learning units for high school students interested in high-tech career fields. It’s a project that extends the reach of higher education and engages students with academic applications for video gaming.
UNCG Esports is sponsoring the Swarm’s game against the Austin Spurs on February 7. Faculty, staff, and students are eligible to buy discounted tickets and win perks and giveaways at the game.
Innovate UNCG’s new online platform gives students and faculty unique opportunities to engage with one another, gain practical skills, and translate research and scholarship into meaningful change.
Classical Studies Major Ethan Divon is focused on how myths from around the world are reimagined in popular games.
UNCG students from different fields of study get hands-on experience and share their pride in the university’s academic leadership in the growing esports industry.
A gamer. A researcher. An anthropology and religious studies double major. Meet Sophia Rosenberg, who found their path to the future through UNCG’s Network for the Cultural Study of Videogaming.
The nation’s first university-led, curriculum-based esports league wrapped its pilot season with the Spartan Championship in UNCG’s esports arena.
Sixteen Rocket League teams, 24 Fortnite Duos teams, and 48 Fortnite Solos players across North Carolina will come to UNCG for competitive fun in the esports arena.