Nihal Al Raees Wins 2023 Betty Hardin Award
Raees works for Utilities Operations and has been instrumental in providing comfort to University students, staff, and faculty for years.
Failed Musician, a Best American Poet
Work by UNCG creative writing Professor Stuart Dischell is in 2023’s Best American Poetry, the anthology considered the gold standard for American poets.
Keeping Health a Priority at UNCG
Respiratory illnesses have already begun to spread around the Greensboro community as we count down to the first day of fall. UNCG reminds everyone to look out for their health and take advantage of the services on campus.
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.
Updates on Advancement, Events, and Light the Way Campaign
Light the Way has reached two full years in its public phase. Vice Chancellor for Advancement Beth Fischer sat down for a “Campus Weekly” interview about what’s new and what campus community members will want to mark on their calendars.
UNCG Supports Folk Fest with Research, Artists, and Fans
Community and Therapeutic Recreation faculty help the City of Greensboro get the best return on investment, thanks to ongoing research into the NC Folk Festival’s economic and cultural impact.
UNCG Recognizes First Effective College Instruction Certification Cohort
Twenty-three members of the UNCG faculty were recognized for completing an instructor certification program to enhance the teaching environment they provide to their students.
School of Education Professor to Lead Special Education Initiatives
Dr. Julie Bost, assistant clinical professor of specialized education services, was named president-elect of the Council for Exceptional Children.
RISE Brings New Workshops and Speakers to UNCG for 2023-24
RISE is not only a networking resource for UNCG students, but a vehicle to share their love of science with young minds in the community. This year’s programming further elevates UNCG’s mission to connect students with experts and mentors.
‘Spartans Give’ Launches a New Way for UNCG Groups to Fundraise
Faculty, staff, and student groups are all eligible to submit applications within two forms of fundraising – crowdfunding or micro campaigns – through Advancement’s new initiative.