UNCG Graduate Student Tatiana Mihaita obtained a forest wellness internship at the Congaree National Park in South Carolina as part of the Latino Heritage Internship Program (LHIP).
The voting rate for young people is on the rise, and UNCG’s rate is among the highest in the nation. Seventy-four percent of the student body voted in the 2020 election. The students, faculty, and staff behind the UNCG Votes Initiative worked to keep that rate up for the 2022 midterm elections.
Career & Professional Development Director Nicole Hall oversees a team of professionals and a trove of resources that help students find professional success by leveraging innovative technology and experiential learning.
Transfer students bring a rich variety of experiences and background to UNCG. The Division of Student Success has set up many different resources to make them at home.
Like most college students, Kaniya Warren wants to go places. She wants to enter into a career in nursing, and she wants to visit other countries. “It was always my dream to study abroad,” the UNC Greensboro student says. “Despite COVID setting that back, I waited patiently and weighed my … Continued
It was a much-anticipated weekend, with alumni once more mingling with UNCG students. Homecoming welcomed back two classes for their 50th anniversary reunions, and marked a few firsts.
UNCG Freshman Nora Jalal runs Yo Momma Stacks, a popular dessert food truck she owns with her sister. Jalal balances her life at UNCG with the management and operation of the highly-rated food truck.
Students got to learn about the many contributions of Latin Americans during National Hispanic Heritage Month. Student clubs such as Ritmo Latino helped bring the celebration to campus.
This is not your typical Homecoming Court. Eight of UNCG’s brightest students comprise the Royal Court, an honor that comes to students who demonstrate academic performance, curricular and co-curricular involvement, contribution to the university and the community, and – of course – Spartan spirit.
This year, UNCG celebrates 130 years!
Founders Day, typically recognized on the anniversary of the first day of classes in 1892, celebrates and commemorates UNC Greensboro’s history.
This year, due to Yom Kippur, Founders Day will be celebrated on campus Thursday, October 6th.
Start the day off right with free doughnuts, T-shirts, and giveaways at five locations throughout campus from 9:30-11 a.m.
Then, party like a Founder on Kaplan Commons (EUC Lawn) from 1:30-3 p.m.
The lawn party will feature music, yard games, UNCG branded giveaways, T-shirts, photo/video booths, popcorn, and birthday cake!
Share your pictures from the day by tagging your posts #UNCG130 on social media.