The rise of AI tools has the potential to change all facets of business. UNCG is not only preparing the future programmers of AI; it’s preparing future business owners and employees to make AI an effective tool in the workforce.
Dr. Traci Parry’s lab explores exercise as a treatment for cancer cachexia, a muscle and fat wasting disorder that occurs in patients with chronic diseases.
The City of Greensboro is refurbishing 30 College Hill area street signs beginning June 5. Intersections in the area may be temporarily closed during the two-month project period. See the map and read more at UNCG News.
Spartan Printing operations are winding down and will end on June 30.
Two UNCG alumni are using their skills of teaching English as a second language both in the U.S. and abroad.
A former college athlete, Brian Hall funneled drive and discipline into earned success in the UNCG MBA program and his career at Greensboro-based Samet Corporation.
Kat Robinson is grateful for UNCG’s online programs. She can pursue becoming a librarian without sacrificing family time.
Associate Dean Dayna Touron will leave at the end of June after 16 years in CAS. She joined UNCG as an assistant professor of psychology in 2007, and proved to be an impactful leader throughout her time at the University’s largest academic unit.
Students who come to these summer camps are under the leadership and guidance of the artist-faculty of the UNCG School of Music, long recognized as a national leader in musical excellence.
The recently launched Spartan Safe app provides enhanced safety tools that can be used across campus, including a mobile BlueLight and a walking feature to let a friend or family member know your location.