A Week at the G, our fourth annual campus-wide photo project, returns March 23-27, 2026. We encourage faculty, staff, students, alumni, and others to help showcase the authentic UNCG experience through images that are shared on the web and social media each day. Participants are eligible to win prizes, including a... Continue reading...
Admitted Spartans Day lets future Spartans and families explore campus, meet classmates, tour facilities, connect with faculty, hear from students about life as a Spartan, and discover UNCG’s strong ties to Greensboro.
“Alice by Heart” is a spellbinding musical that reimagines Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland through the lens of love, loss, and the unshakable power of imagination. Amid the chaos of the London Blitz, teenager Alice Spencer finds her world shattered.
“Alice by Heart” is a spellbinding musical that reimagines Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland through the lens of love, loss, and the unshakable power of imagination. Amid the chaos of the London Blitz, teenager Alice Spencer finds her world shattered.
“Alice by Heart” is a spellbinding musical that reimagines Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland through the lens of love, loss, and the unshakable power of imagination. Amid the chaos of the London Blitz, teenager Alice Spencer finds her world shattered.
Student ensemble led by Dr. Abigail Pack.
Directed by Dr. Annie Jeng and Dr. Luke Ellard, Present Continuous provides advanced performers with the opportunity of performing significant works of the new music repertoire.
The Miles Davis Jazz Studies Program honors the groundbreaking legacy of Miles Davis in his centennial year. Jazz Ensemble II presents Directions: Electric Miles— featuring all-new arrangements of Davis’ electric-era music from 1968–91.
The Percussion Ensemble is partnering with the Spartan Open Pantry to collect canned goods and other non‑perishable items at this performance. Patrons are invited to bring donations to support the Pantry’s mission.
The Global Symposium recognizes and celebrates the remarkable work of faculty, students, staff, alumni, and Greensboro partners in enhancing global learning opportunities for all. The Global Arts Open Mic on April 7 opens the April 8 Symposium.
Students of Dr. Stephanie Ycaza
To present the accomplishments of UNCG’s graduate students to the greater community and to provide a venue for students to communicate their research and creative activities to the public. Students explain and present their work through posters.
