Fleeing the Russian Revolution, Tamara de Lempicka claws her way from refugee to rising star of the Art Deco scene—bold, brilliant, and unstoppable. But when she falls into a dangerous, all-consuming love with her magnetic muse Rafaela.
The Miles Davis Jazz Studies Program rounds out the year with jazz bassist, composer, arranger, and producer John Clayton. A GRAMMY® winner with nine additional nominations.
Fleeing the Russian Revolution, Tamara de Lempicka claws her way from refugee to rising star of the Art Deco scene—bold, brilliant, and unstoppable. But when she falls into a dangerous, all-consuming love with her magnetic muse Rafaela.
We want you to See the G! Come to campus for an all-day event where you’ll tour academic and student life areas, meet current students and faculty, and get a taste of life as a Spartan. Hundreds of students are expected at this exciting experience.
Fleeing the Russian Revolution, Tamara de Lempicka claws her way from refugee to rising star of the Art Deco scene—bold, brilliant, and unstoppable. But when she falls into a dangerous, all-consuming love with her magnetic muse Rafaela.
Fleeing the Russian Revolution, Tamara de Lempicka claws her way from refugee to rising star of the Art Deco scene—bold, brilliant, and unstoppable. But when she falls into a dangerous, all-consuming love with her magnetic muse Rafaela.
The UNCG Old Time Ensemble learns and performs vernacular American music: fiddle tunes, folk songs, sacred music, ballads, and blues.
The Office of Intercultural Engagement is hosting the Lavender Award Ceremony to honor the students, faculty, and staff that have contributed to the LGBTQ+ community at UNCG and beyond!
This is the UNCG Doctoral and Master’s Commencement Ceremony on Thursday, May 8th, at 10:00 a.m. in the First Horizon Coliseum.
The Spartan Jazz Collective, a collaborative faculty/student septet, closes out our semester-long celebration of Miles Davis' centennial year with 9 all-new arrangements of Davis’ most compelling original music.
This is the University Commencement Ceremony that celebrates the accomplishments of our Undergraduate and Integrative Community Studies students.
A day of presentations, discussions, and networking with policy makers, researchers, and community partners. A symposium on healthcare and civic concerns and solutions for low-income Asian American communities of refugee and immigrant origin in NC, with a focus on Montagnards. Location and Time: • Friday, June 5, 9 AM –... Continue reading...
