The UNO Club is a testament to how UNCG students form groups that feel like families, even if that means the occasional feud over a surprise “Pick 4” card. Since its first game on a Zoom call, this club has drawn crowds and fueled positive energy.
Dance alumni are proud that UNCG laid the foundation for their professional journey. The bonds they formed in higher education stay strong after graduation, and they’re using them to build a thriving arts scene in Greensboro.
The increasing number of incoming first-year students is contributing to overall enrollment growth and fostering Spartan spirit, as shown by higher participation in campus events, fully occupied residence halls, and strong attendance at athletic activities.
Patrick Ball went from UNCG’s College of Visual and Performing Arts to the Yale School of Drama before getting his big break on the HBO Max series “The Pitt.”
UNCG celebrates highest enrollment since 2021 with 18,682 students.
UNCG is evolving—new leaders, fresh programs, and campus upgrades are here to kick off the fall semester. Come see what’s new at the G.
UNCG is set to host The Washington Center’s first Career Launch Bootcamp on a college campus Oct. 24-26, bringing Spartans career-readiness workshops and network-building opportunities with regional employers.
The five-year strategic plan “Forward Together” focuses on cultivating the University’s vision with an overarching goal of doing more for students, faculty, staff, and community members.
Internships lead to full-time jobs at higher starting salaries. Learn how UNCG gives its students an advantage when it comes to internships and professional development.
Trey Bateman ’08 arrived at UNCG after his mother had just lost her job in the textile industry. He used a Pell Grant to succeed as a double major in biology and psychology before going on to medical school at UNC-Chapel Hill. Now a clinical researcher, he treats and studies neurodegenerative causes of cognitive decline and dementia in adults.
