Lauded tutoring program helps students affected by pandemic
The partnership with Guilford County Schools has received national recognition. It supports families, communities, and young students most affected by the pandemic.
The partnership with Guilford County Schools has received national recognition. It supports families, communities, and young students most affected by the pandemic.
Certain employees of UNCG may qualify for the federal Public Service Loan Forgiveness program. Anyone interested must apply by October 31.
ITS has heard everyone’s questions about the adoption of Microsoft 365. Find the latest updates and news related to these technology initiatives.
Randall Kaplan and Susan Morris Safran ’77 were surprised with the presentation of The Order of the Long Leaf Pine awards during the UNC Greensboro Celebration of Philanthropy event. Governor Roy Cooper was there to personally present these high honors.
Dr. Lee Phillips shares tips for undergraduate students about how to become involved in and make the most out of research.
Information Technology Services has compiled faculty and staff’s questions about the upcoming technology initiatives. Check out the FAQ page to learn more. You can also subscribe to the technologyinitiatives.uncg.edu to keep up with the latest information.
Faculty who would like to nominate someone to receive this recognition may reach out to the Committee on Honorary Degrees. Learn more by reading the criteria and the list of past recipients.
Students, faculty, and staff celebrated 130 years of transforming lives and creating opportunity with giveaways, games, and music. This Founders Day also marked the one-year anniversary of the public launch of the Light the Way campaign, which has raised more than $140 million so far toward the $200 million goal.
The Sustainability Office is dedicated to making the campus an environmentally conscious locale. But its research also takes that mission beyond Greensboro. What aspects of UNCG’s sustainability efforts were recognized among higher ed’s changemakers.
Discover a Hispanic Research Center report authored in part by UNC Greensboro’s Dr. Julia Mendez Smith, Dr. Danielle Crosby, and graduate student Christina Stephens showing North Carolina frontline worker practices may facilitate or restrict eligible Hispanic families’ access to child care subsidies.