UNCG history professor Rick Barton drew on Roman and Byzantine history to create The Halls of Arden Vul, a sprawling D&D megadungeon with layered civilizations, hidden artifacts and more than 2,000 encounters.
Healthy cows and conservation can go hand in hand, according to Associate Professor of Biology Sally Koerner. Her research develops our understanding of how animal grazing can be used to help grasslands flourish.
From nursing to social work education, Fran Pearson has spent nearly two decades helping shape future leaders while building community partnerships that expand care across North Carolina. Discover how her belief in the power of relationships has created a lasting ripple effect at UNC Greensboro and beyond.
This year’s “Not Your Average Folk” contest winner brought Spartan spirit, Hispanic heritage, and the cheers of UNCG student fans to her performance at the 2026 N.C. Folk Festival.
UNCG School of Education students and alumni talked about what drew them to teach. Gov. Josh Stein toured the spaces those students use at the ready, seeing firsthand how they are prepared to lead their own classrooms and drive student success in Guilford County.
UNCG psychology professor Janet Boseovski is challenging the culture of the “thin ideal” and helping young girls develop healthier relationships with their bodies. Through research, education, and community outreach, she’s working to break the cycle of body-image pressure and teach the next generation to think critically about the messages they see and hear.
At the event hosted by Greensboro Chamber of Commerce, Chancellor Gilliam emphasized intentional planning and collaboration between the University, the city, and industry partners to strengthen the talent pipeline and promote research breakthroughs.
UNC Greensboro counseling expert Christian Chan explains the “August Blues,” including the stress, nostalgia, and “sunshine guilt” that can accompany the shift to fall, and shares ways to make the transition easier.
The Jeanne Tannenbaum Center for Creative Practice will open this fall, offering state-of-the-art technology, public events, student learning opportunities, and innovative programs sure to spark collaboration across UNCG and throughout Greensboro.
Through his time playing competitive table tennis, Dr. Alan Chu learned firsthand how mental preparation can affect athletic performance. Now he’s taking a national leadership role in helping shape how sport psychology is researched, taught, and practiced in the years ahead.
