Non-linear Educational Path Leads to Right Place, Right Time for Fox Brown
Fox Brown has never been a traditional student, but his life experiences and academic choices make him a passionate student leader with ambitions for politics.
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Chef Aarti’s Party Comes to UNCG
Chef Aarti Sequeira brought her party to UNCG to teach students how to make chutney and judge Spartan Dining’s Spring 2026 Battle of the Chefs.
The G Needs Your POV
Ever walked through campus and wished others could see what you see? Now they can! Participate in Week at the G by sharing photos to our daily photo journal March 23-27.
Never Stop Dreaming: Forward-thinking Saxophonist Thrives on Jazz Culture
Saxophonist Franco Romero is living his dream in jazz performance. He began with conservatory training in Cuba before a pivotal meeting with his mentor at UNCG, and scholarships from the Latin GRAMMY Cultural Foundation helps him fine-tune his craft.
Team Norway Selects Greensboro as World Cup Base Camp, Training at UNCG
UNC Greensboro has been named as the official training facility for the Norwegian National Football Team ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026.
Jarrod Rudd ’13 Builds Civic-Minded Spartans, Ready to Serve and Vote
Director of OLCE Jarrod Rudd has been recognized by a state award for connecting Spartans with service opportunities and removing barriers to civic participation.
SparkNC, UNCG and GCS Launch partnership to prepare students for technology careers
To bridge the gap between K-12 education, higher education, and the global workforce, SparkNC, UNCG, and Guilford County Schools have launched North Carolina’s first SparkHub. This new learning environment is designed to connect high school students with innovative higher education experiences and in-demand technology careers.
Growing buildings in space: UNCG, Luna Labs test fungi as construction material for moon, Mars
With funding from NASA, a UNC Greensboro (UNCG) lab and Virginia-based technology company Luna Labs are exploring the use of fungus as a building material in space.
First African American Student Meets Artists Who Created Mural in Her Honor
Last year in May, UNCG’s first African American student, JoAnne Smart Drane ’60, shared a poignant conversation with the student artists who created a mural in her honor in the Foust Building.
What makes relationships last? UNCG researcher studies love, stress, and the science of being a team
What advice does a couples researcher offer this Valentine’s Day? According Dr. Danielle Weber, the real foundation of long-term relationships is far simpler than romantic dinners, surprise gifts, or carefully planned getaways.