UNCG’s collaboration with North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services aims to improve outcomes for youth in our state diagnosed with mental health disorders, with a focus on improving access to behavioral health services as youth transition out of child-centered services into adult systems of care.
To keep our campus safe for pedestrians, cyclists, and drivers, new flashing lights have been installed at busy intersections on our campus. Review UNCG Police’s safety tips for drivers and pedestrians to avoid a citation or accident.
Drs. Janet Boseovski and Ashleigh Gallagher are experts in psychology, but their most recent book makes scientific concepts easy to digest for moms and girls of all ages, so they can cultivate healthy body image development before they’re even teenagers.
Sharlie Brown ’05 talks about what inspired her award-winning photo “Woman Sitting Under the American Flag,” taken at one of Old Salem’s historic homes.
UNCG clinched the top seed after its 3-2 victory on Saturday night in Greensboro. earned a first-round bye and the right to host at least part of the 2024 Southern Conference (SoCon) Tournament.
UNCG student combines online courses with internship experience as she applies a passion for history and politics to impact voter turnout in North Carolina and beyond.
Meet the educator from Moldova, a Fulbright Teaching Education Fellow, and discover epiphanies, friendships and new perspectives on teaching she’ll bring home from UNCG.
Should a student quit a part-time job in order to pursue an unpaid internship that could transform their career prospects? As part of striving for greater opportunity for all students, from humanities to business, UNCG is removing that dilemma altogether with new innovations.
Students learning sign language at UNCG are getting some stage experience. They’ve teamed up with a local community theatre to perform specially choreographed shows so that the deaf and hard of hearing can enjoy the show as easily as the hearing audience.
UNCG studio art major Destiny Turner has taken advantage of opportunities to study abroad and connect with local art organizations, which ultimately led to her first public art installation in a renovated local park.