Whether they want to work for a big studio in Hollywood, design for a smaller 2D animation company, or work independently, students will learn the technique to channel their stories through UNCG’s new BFA in animation program.
International students become family at UNC Greensboro. Winnie Mwayi, MPA ’22, shares how she went from Nairobi, Kenya, to Greensboro to a fulfilling career in Chapel Hill thanks to the support and opportunities she received at UNCG.
Drs. Ron Cassell and Keith Cushman combine their expertise of English and history with a love of film. They share their insights into some of the most defining movies of the centuries with the community.
With the help of financial aid, scholarships and supportive professors, Bryan School student Cat Regan has found a home at UNCG.
Behind the brick façade of UNCG’s Ferguson building lies a new recreational therapy sensory room, designed by an interior architecture graduate student, that will be used not just for relaxing, but learning.
UNCG biology and chemistry researchers find that increasingly popular African grain exhibits antioxidant activity in human cells, adding to evidence of health benefits.
It’s no secret that a teacher shortage is taking a toll on schools nationwide. A partnership with UNC Greensboro aims to help Guilford County Schools close the gap locally by getting beginning math and science teachers without education degrees off to a good start.
This concentration within the College of Arts and Sciences can be a path to a career with law enforcement, the courts, or victim and restorative justice services.
Leila Howze entered UNC Greensboro in Fall 2021, She was interested in social movements in general, but she didn’t know how to enter them constructively. This led her to UNCG’s Peace and Conflict Studies program.
Hispanic Heritage Month is off to a good start at UNCG. Student Ambassadors reflect on the enthusiastic response from their fellow Spartans.