Staff Senate is sponsoring the March Spartan Open Pantry Food Drive. They invite the UNCG community to help donate to students in need from March 1-31. Items needed: *Please do not bring any styrofoam containers. Drop-off boxes can be found in the following locations:
The Board of Trustees recognized Linda Carlisle ’72 and Ed Kitchen, whose dedication to the arts and economic development are felt in Greensboro and North Carolina.
UNCG chemistry students bring fun experiments to a local elementary school to spark an interest in science and provide enrichment that elementary science curriculums are missing.
Spartan-Well Being is offering students free coaching in health, finance, and other areas of wellbeing they want to improve, providing flexible options to meet their needs and help them achieve their goals effectively.
UNCG students celebrate the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. with acts of service and advocacy.
How one Bryan School department continues to innovate its curriculum in the face of A.I., landing a coveted Google cybersecurity grant in the process. To the Bryan Business Report.
Tanya Little (’19, ’20) and Haleigh Gilbert (‘24) answered a call for help from Buncombe County Schools in the aftermath of the hurricane.
UNCG alumna Jessica Arias ’23 makes it her mission to help animals get sheltered in a time of devastation due to Hurricane Helene.
Kaitlyn Shelton combined academics with service and social extracurriculars at UNCG, which led her to fulfill a calling for health education in her hometown of Madison, North Carolina.
Natalie Paul’s topic for her honors thesis had a personal connection to her own life, but her research opened her eyes to the gaps that leave many other students in need. It inspired her to act, forming the student organization “Foster Forward” to help kids aging out of foster care take the next step.
