Spartan Dining Holds Delightful Food Drive
From February 12-16, Spartans are asked to support the food drive by dropping off non-perishable items at one of the destination points at Fountain View Dining Hall.
A new chapter for textbooks
Dr. Jeff Sarbaum, a senior lecturer in economics at the Bryan School, recently co-authored an online interactive textbook that meets students where they are in the digital world.
Thirty UNCG Scientists Among the World’s Most-Cited
The work of these researchers who teach across the University made the rankings of the 2023 Stanford-Elsevier List.
UNCG Medical Sociologist Examines Black Women’s Perspectives in Health Care
Dr. Jeannette Wade studies how society shapes young Black women’s experiences in health care.
UNCG Bryan School Dean Banks Announces Retirement
Dr. McRae C. Banks will retire at the end of the academic year after more than a decade of leading the Bryan School of Business and Economics.
A Message From The Chancellor
Chancellor Gilliam has announced his decision regarding the majors, programs, and course offerings that will be discontinued following the Academic Portfolio Review.
Online MLIS Program Rated Among Nation’s Top 10
The online Master of Library and Information Science program in UNCG’s School of Education has been ranked the ninth-best program in the nation and the top one in North Carolina. The rating was issued by BestColleges.com.
Help for Healing from Past Relationship Abuse
UNCG Professor Christine Murray has launched a unique survivor-focused, online tool for people who have experienced domestic abuse called The Source for Survivors. Her goal: create a space that encourages community and support for domestic abuse survivors on a long-term healing journey.
RecWell Holds Iron Month Challenge
For the month of February, Spartans can tally up their time spent running, swimming, or biking certain distances for a chance to win prizes.
Chancellor and Provost’s Response to the Faculty Senate
Chancellor Gilliam and Provost Storrs share their response to the issues raised by the Faculty Senate related to the Academic Portfolio Review.