This recruiting event is designed to connect local and on-campus employers who are looking to fill one or more open part-time positions to students of all majors and class years. The Part-Time Job Fair is open to all UNCG students seeking part-time employment. There is no cost for students to... Continue reading...
UNCG Libraries presents a webinar series on “Research and Applications.” This webinar series is for UNCG students, staff, faculty, instructors, alumni, donors, and librarians. The series will cover topics on library resources and research tools. Whether you’re a historian or history buff (or just a big fan of Bridgerton), you can... Continue reading...
John Borchert has always been interested in how art and technology connect to culture and morality. That’s reflected in his background as a faculty affiliate of religious studies, director of the Network for the Cultural Study of Videogaming, and director of the videogaming and esports studies program. As the Weatherspoon’s Benjamin Fellow, he’ll convene working groups with interdisciplinary faculty... Continue reading...
Chancellor Gilliam and Provost Boyette invite all to a reception celebrating new senior leaders. On Sept. 9, come and meet the newly appointed deans and colleagues in strategic communications and creative practice.
Join the creative writing community at a book launch celebration for Stuart Dischell. Dischell, Professor Emeritus of Poetry at UNCG, will read from his new collection of poems, “Love’s Dominion” (Unicorn Press, 2025). Free and open to the public.
Women Veterans Historical Project: Curator’s Show and TellJoin the curator of the Women Veterans Historical Project (WVHP) for a special “show and tell” featuring select highlights from the collection. The WVHP is the preeminent research archive dedicated to preserving the history of women who have served in the U.S. military... Continue reading...
UNCG is proud to sponsor the NC Folk Festival, taking place Sept. 12-14, 2025, 2025, in downtown Greensboro, North Carolina. The event will span Church Street from the Depot to the Children's Museum and will feature live music, dance performances, local crafts, and food vendors. It is free and open... Continue reading...
UNCG is proud to sponsor the NC Folk Festival, taking place Sept. 12-14, 2025, 2025, in downtown Greensboro, North Carolina. The event will span Church Street from the Depot to the Children's Museum and will feature live music, dance performances, local crafts, and food vendors. It is free and open... Continue reading...
UNCG is proud to sponsor the NC Folk Festival, taking place Sept. 12-14, 2025, 2025, in downtown Greensboro, North Carolina. The event will span Church Street from the Depot to the Children's Museum and will feature live music, dance performances, local crafts, and food vendors. It is free and open... Continue reading...
Poet Taneum Bambrick will visit UNCG’s campus for a special reading on September 18. Bambrick is the author of “Intimacies, Received” (2022) and “Vantage” (2019), both published by Copper Canyon Press.
@ Spartans, we’ll have an Ethics Bowl on Friday, Sept 19, 2025 from 2:45-8:15pm, and we would love for you to participate. An Ethics Bowl is a competition where student teams present their reasoned answers to real-life ethical cases. No prior ethics coursework needed to compete! Snacks and dinner will... Continue reading...
Join the UNCG Philosophy Department for this next event in their Great Conversation series.
Dr. Alejandro Hortal, from the Dept of Languages, Literatures & Cultures, facilitates this conversation exploring the ongoing debate over the nature of human rationality and the implications for understanding behavior.