UNC Greensboro’s University Concert and Lecture Series continues in January with Grammy-nominated singer Jewel who will hold a masterclass with students before her performance.
Beloved professor Fred Chappell’s legacy at UNCG lives on in the many students and writers he inspired.
UNCG biology research specialist, Lee Griffin, shares her perspectives on topics like gun control and free speech in PBS’s The NC Listening Project.
Avilon Tate’s first performance was in a Community Theatre of Greensboro production of “The Wizard of Oz” at just five years old. Now he’s returning to Oz, but this time on Broadway.
UNC Greensboro and Amazon’s partnership with the Career Choice program continues to give students the financial freedom to achieve their academic dreams.
The American Association of Colleges of Nursing honors UNC Greensboro’s innovation in clinical education and awards funding for university research into discrimination and health.
UNCG reflected on the inspiring accomplishments of nearly 1,900 undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral candidates before awarding degrees at the December 2023 Commencement ceremonies.
UNCG is excited to award 1,398 baccalaureate degrees, 373 master’s degrees, and 97 doctoral degrees during this Fall 2023 Commencement ceremony.
Since middle school, Elena Cousin knew she wanted to keep music in her life. Now, with her recently earned UNC Greensboro music education degree she’s sharing her love of the art with young students in her hometown.
It’s not hard to find Kemiah Williams on campus. The kinesiology major works in several campus offices, while also graduating this December nearly two years early. While she says her time at UNCG has been busy, it’s made her a better person.