The Fall 2026 issue of UNCG Magazine is here! In addition to the print magazine, readers can read and share stories from the online edition about two alumni brothers’ journey to Hollywood, the historic Evenson gift to the School of Education, and a Spartan T-shirt throwback.
For Hermann Trojanowski ’98 MLIS, supporting the Betty H. Carter Women Veterans Historical Project is a tribute to its founder and an investment in remembrance.
More than 200 UNCG faculty and staff explored how AI can support teaching, research, and everyday work at the University’s AI Showcase. See the tools in action and learn how employee feedback will help shape UNCG’s approach to AI.
Spartan Dining and the Department of Nutrition collaborate to teach students about global food and nutrition, using local ingredients in hands-on cooking demonstrations.
UNCG held the ribbon-cutting for its newest building, the cutting edge Jeanne Tannenbaum Center for Creative Practice. The new space will engage community members, faculty, and students alike to take their ideas to the next level.
For five years, UNCG’s Fulbright Teaching Excellence and Achievement Program has connected educators from around the world with local classrooms, faculty, and communities. Discover how this global exchange has reached 103 educators from 48 countries and territories—and how its impact continues to shape classrooms in Greensboro and beyond.
Dr. Ernest J. Grant, an alum of the School of Nursing and member of the UNCG Board of Trustees, was named a “Living Legend” for his life-changing work to promote fire safety and other milestones of service throughout his career. Nursing Professor Forgive Avorgbedor and three alumni were inducted into the American Academy of Nursing Fellows.
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.
