A new exhibition opens at Greensboro Project Space on May 20 that brings together the research of UNCG scholars from the School of Art and the UNCG Libraries on histories of women, entrepreneurship and beer.
All the people who make UNCG run smoothly are invited to a reception on May 16. Chancellor Gilliam and the Staff Senate will show their appreciation and give awards to star staff.
Whether researchers with timely insights or students with outstanding stories, members of the UNCG community appear in print, web and broadcast media every day. Here is a sampling of UNCG-related stories in the news and media over the week. Dr. Matthew Schaffer, an assistant professor of economics in the Bryan … Continued
A very small percentage of collegiate equestrians make it to the national championship each year. On May 5, not one but two Spartans – Savannah White and Gillian Pearson – represented UNC Greensboro in the quest for the national title at their respective levels. “You’ve made it already!” UNCG Equestrian … Continued
UNCG welcomed the new graduates into the Spartan alumni family. Broadway star, and honorary degree recipient Beth ’80 Leavel gave the keynote address and graduates also heard from several fellow students before they turned their tassels and were named new alumni.
The School of Theatre faculty quickly adapted so that onstage performances would continue through the pandemic, protecting the health of students while ensuring they got the hands-on experience they needed to learn the craft.
Supported by the iBelong Project, sophomore Jasmine Franco created a mural in Grogan Hall. Her project is one of 16 recently funded projects that seek to expand the sense of belonging on campus.
The services and research by both faculty and students received special recognition from the Greensboro Mayor’s Committee for Persons with Disabilities.
Professors from each of the schools and colleges were honored for giving students an outstanding classroom experience in 2021-22.
As April draws to a close, so, too, did the last hectic weeks, days, and hours of classes as UNCG students race headlong toward final exams. It’s Stress Awareness Month indeed. The stress of college life – made even more stressful by two years of adapting to the COVID-19 pandemic … Continued