When Luis Roman transferred to UNCG from a local community college, he wasn’t sure if he’d be able to find his people. Now graduating in May 2024 with a bachelor’s degree in media studies, Roman says UNCG helped find his community to thrive.
The Amplify Black Voices Theatre Festival is bringing together student playwrights from six local college theatre programs, including two UNCG students, who will present their original work for the community.
Tiffany Tan is graduating from UNC Greensboro in May 2024 with two degrees and she will soon get started on her doctoral studies as well. The Chapel Hill native is on the fast-track to academic success, thanks to her hard work and the opportunities she received at UNCG.
How did UNCG’s campus get this beautiful? Hundreds of gifts, large and small, have made our campus landscape ideal for students and welcoming to returning alumni
A life-changing experience is in store for six undergraduate and two graduate students from UNCG this summer. The three-week study abroad trip to Tanzania will immerse students in local culture, exploring historical sites, spice farms, and more.
Dr. Yingcheng Sun launched an online platform to connect scientists with clinical trial participants. His research leverages human-centered AI to improve results in health care contexts.
Native Americans across the U.S. found a space to celebrate and reflect on UNCG’s campus, sharing their heritage through dance, dress, prayer, and handcrafted wares.
ScholarshipUniverse, a new scholarship search platform, makes it easy for UNCG students to browse funding they qualify for and find scholarship opportunities that they didn’t know they had.
Could an early measurement during pregnancy help stave off heart disease? What role do race and environment play? Dr. Forgive Avorgbedor examines the heart health of Black moms and other childbearing parents.
Mellon Foundation awards one of the largest grants in UNCG’s history to put humanities students to work in 650 paid internships at 130 local nonprofits.