Open Hearts on National TRIO Day 2023
UNCG participated in the 2023 National TRIO Day of Service on February 4 to express appreciation to the community for its support of the TRIO programs.
UNCG participated in the 2023 National TRIO Day of Service on February 4 to express appreciation to the community for its support of the TRIO programs.
The Chinese Studies Department taught fellow students and the public about the significance of the Lunar New Year.
This new task force, established by Chancellor Gilliam, will explore near-term and long-term strategies for the University. Read more about who is involved in this effort.
From volunteering at food banks or cleaning the streets of our city, each year, thousands of Spartans dedicated more than 600,000 hours of community service to the Greater Greensboro Community in 2022.
The Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships developed the module to help students address college debt and improve financial literacy.
For some families, the holidays are a season of leftovers. But for others, itโs a season of need. The Food Recovery Network fights both hunger and food waste on campus.
When David Miller was medically retired from the Marine Corps, he lost a core part of his identity. At UNCG, heโs found a new way to serve, delving into research on veteran mental health.
UNC Greensboro’s newest graduates will celebrate with their families and faculty, with the doctoral hooding ceremony on Thursday, December 8, and the Fall 2022 Commencement on Friday, December 9.
As a way to thank UNCG for a continued partnership this 2022-23 baseball season, the Greensboro Swarm are offering University employees group offers and rates each month. The first offer is for the games this Friday and Saturday, November 4-5. A ticket purchase will also enter the employee’s name into giveaways each month.
UNCG is a vibrant university that remains laser-focused on unlocking the potential of those largely left on the sidelines of education โ but the higher education landscape has changed and we must change with it. Now is the time for reinvention and innovation, and Chancellor Gilliam provides updates on that work since his State of the University address in October.