Spartan Alert
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UNCG Supports College Lift at Forsyth Tech Community College
UNC Greensboro has committed to offering 20 scholarships annually exclusively to College Lift students at Forsyth Tech Community College.
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UNCG Supports College Lift at Forsyth Tech Community College
UNC Greensboro has committed to offering 20 scholarships annually exclusively to College Lift students at Forsyth Tech Community College.
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Fall Into the G
Autumn is a beautiful time to explore concerts, campus traditions and outdoor excursions in and around UNCG’s campus.
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UNCG Announces Fall 2023 Enrollment
With 17,743 total students, UNC Greensboro saw an 11.5% increase in first time college students, the largest first-year class since 2019.
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Class of 2022: Bonnie Miller never stops learning
December 5, 2022
Bonnie Miller ‘22 has always aspired to be among the learned. At UNC Greensboro, she found a community that encouraged that mindset.
UNCG celebrates nearly 2,000 graduates this Fall 2022
December 5, 2022
On Friday, December 9, at 10:00 a.m., UNCG faculty, students and their families will gather at the Greensboro Coliseum to celebrate its latest group of resilient graduates. This term, the University is proud to celebrate 1,486 Baccalaureate graduates, and will also award 370 masters degrees and 110 doctoral degrees. The group includes students with degrees as diverse as the graduates themselves.
Men’s soccer ends historic run in quarterfinals
December 5, 2022
A record-setting crowd filled the UNCG Soccer Stadium to cheer on the team while they played Indiana on Saturday. The game ended in a 2-0 defeat, their final push in a historic run for a NCAA Division I Championship.
Class of 2022: Stanysha Lowery
December 5, 2022
Being a trailblazer takes courage and fortitude. No one knows that better than Stanysha Lowery, a student in Lloyd International Honors College graduating from the psychology program at UNC Greensboro.
Moss Street Partnership School sharing holiday cheer
December 2, 2022
Moss Street Partnership School is wishing to bring cheer approximately a hundred families that are in need this holiday season. They are working to provide families in need with gift cards in lieu of specific gifts. Anyone who would like to purchase a gift card to pass along to families, please donate a minimum of $25 increment gift cards (ex. $50 donation as two $25 cards) to the families. Local stores in Reidsville include Wal-Mart, Sheetz, Lowes Food, Food Lion, Family Dollar, Shell, and Amazon. Please review the available slots and select a date to drop off the gift card. Donors may also request someone from the administrative team pick them up. Upon selecting a date, please indicate how many gift cards are being donated and the amount. Please drop off gift card or cards at Moss Street Partnership School to the principal, Dr. Catina Chestnut or the school social worker Courtney Hall by Friday, December 9. Any questions can be emailed to Dr. Chestnut or Hall, or call 336-349-5370. The MSPS staff appreciate everyone’s generosity.
A flair for fashion
December 1, 2022
LaParia Speight ‘21 (Consumer, Apparel, and Retail Studies), ‘22 MS fell in love with fashion in the seventh grade. “I was in a home-economics class, and I learned I could make things on my own,” she remembers.
From bugs to bats: undergrad explores connections in wetlands
November 30, 2022
Undergraduate researcher Mason Ibrahim (left) with graduate student Melanie Stadler (right) in the UNCG wetlands.
UNCG Hosts Its First Collegiate Esports Tournament
November 30, 2022
In the span of two weeks, UNCG fans have stormed the streets for basketball and celebrated big soccer wins in the NCAA tournament. Now our Spartan gamers are gearing up for their first collegiate esports tournament!