The Seeker Rescue Fund at UNC Greensboro will provide relief to students whose education may be at risk due to a short-term lack of resources. Susan Seeker Jones ’78 and Jim Jones Jr. hope that their $125,000 gift will inspire others to support UNCG’s scholars.
Undergraduate researcher Mason Ibrahim (left) with graduate student Melanie Stadler (right) in the UNCG wetlands.
The Spartan family will usher in the holiday cheer to downtown Greensboro on Friday, December 2. Find music, shopping ideas, and – new this year – a robot that will tell everyone about the Esports program.
UNCG Bryan School of Business and Economics student Shirin Alhroob, a mother of three, benefitted from the Suit Up program and other resources.
Emma Malone started the last seven games as goalie for the women’s soccer team. But while she blocks her opponents at the net, she’s on the offense and blazing straight ahead for her elementary education degree.
Two UNCG alumni have gone above and beyond to ensure the UNCG Community Garden remains a cornerstone of UNCG and the surrounding community.
UNC Greensboro police have a new K-9 comfort dog, a Belgian Tervuren. A poll through December 2 will help them choose his new name.
Morgan Atwater is one of the students enrolled in this fall’s Introduction to Esports Management course at UNCG’s Bryan School.
Dr. Erin Reifsteck and Dr. Michael Hemphill’s research is focused on supporting student veterans’ post-military wellbeing. Partnering with Military-Affiliated Services, they’re organizing events and activities tailored to the student veteran experience at UNCG.
UNC Greensboro is celebrating Native American Heritage Month. On Thursday, November 9, the Native American Student Association will serve entrees, sides, and desserts inspired by Indigenous cultures. The Office of Intercultural Engagement has a list of events to celebrate the month on campus and around North Carolina.