Alumna and Spartan Dining Whip Up Healthy Ideas for Smoothie-Lovers
UNCG students put college wellness to the taste test. A teaching kitchen by Spartan Dining and led by an entrepreneur alumna taught them how to reap the benefits of matcha.
UNCG students put college wellness to the taste test. A teaching kitchen by Spartan Dining and led by an entrepreneur alumna taught them how to reap the benefits of matcha.
This is the fourth year UNCG has hosted this Model UN, in partnership with Participate Learning, an educational nonprofit that prepares students for career success through cultural exchange, dual language programs, and global learning.
NCTEACH at UNCG helps teachers find a path to licensure without leaving their classrooms.
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.
The Parking Operations and Campus Access Management team oversees parking, transit, and access services. Their work helps Spartans arrive ready to make the most of their time 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.
Dr. Susan Keane, who came to UNCG in 1983, has advanced research that can help families identify behavioral problems early and treat them. Her Candace Bernard and Robert Glickman Distinguished Professorship also helps her students get ahead in their own cutting-edge research.
Five reasons why prospects are deciding, and current students are realizing that UNCG is a smart choice for value, support, career preparation, and campus living.
Senior guard Jaila Lee of UNCG’s women’s basketball team reflects on her journey through unexpected health concerns and personal challenges. Through it all, she pressed her way back to the court, helping her team secure a win during the 2025 SoCon Tournament.
With joyful mentorship and innovative research, JSNN’s Dennis LaJeunesse helps graduate students by building community and fostering scientific curiosity.