The largest gift in University history, by public school educators Harriet Shain ’53 and Jerome “Jack” Evenson, will transform the School of Education. In recognition of their generosity, the building is now named the Harriet Shain and Jerome Evenson School of Education Building.
There is truly something for everyone in this year’s UNC Greensboro Concert and Lecture Series, from Tony- and Grammy-winners to street dance artists and jazz luminaries.
Time to make plans for the 2026 N.C. Folk Festival in downtown Greensboro Sept. 18-20 featuring UNCG musicians, artists, and a whole lot of Spartan pride.
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 welcomes an incoming class of over 2,700 students as the University celebrates the highest total enrollment in five years thanks to recruitment and student retention efforts.
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.
In 10 years, CHANCE camp has not only brought new students to UNCG, but it has also become a model for student support and recruitment goals at UNCG.
Meet some tenacious Spartans who used their summer breaks to build work experience, maximizing their marketability for post-graduation job searches.
The 2025-26 academic year brought major momentum to UNC Greensboro, with achievements that touched nearly every part of campus.
Deloitte has expanded its Believers program into the Greensboro area and selected UNCG as host, training teachers across Guilford County to prepare the next generation of workers for the new JetZero facility.
