Join Emily Voelker, UNCG assistant professor of art history, and Elaine Gustafson, curator of collections and head of facilities at the Weatherspoon Art Museum, for a gallery talk on the new exhibition Interpreting America: Photographs from the Collection. Free and open to all in the Weatherspoon's Herbert S. Falk Sr. Gallery.
On September 6th and 11th from 10am to 12pm, students will be able to enter the Esports Arena and complete tasks for a chance of winning big prizes - including a gaming PC! This is a great opportunity for students to check out the Esports Arena and explore.
Immerse yourself in a vibrant celebration of diverse cultures at the NC Folk Festival! Join UNCG and the greater Greensboro community from September 6–8 for three days of music, dance, crafts, and delicious food. This event is free and open to the public. For more information, visit https://ncfolkfestival.com/.
Speaker: Alex Figueroa, founder, AF Artistry Local Greensboro artist and educator Alex Figueroa leads a workshop and community paint session in the AADS suite. Be sure to check out Alex’s AADS mural located outside Curry 341!
On September 6th and 11th from 10am to 12pm, students will be able to enter the Esports Arena and complete tasks for a chance of winning big prizes - including a gaming PC! This is a great opportunity for students to check out the Esports Arena and explore.
UNCG Office of Waste Reduction and Recycling presents Cram and Scram Rummage Sale! All items are $1! Find clothing, shoes, books, dorm items, and more!
Internationally recognized baritone Sidney Outlaw (’04 BM Vocal Performance) and world-renowned pianist Warren Jones are coming “home” to their North Carolina roots for the Homecoming” Benefit Concert in support of Greensboro Opera. The concert takes place on Friday, September 13, 2024, in Tew Recital Hall, in the UNCG Music Building. Doors open … Continued
This is a two-day food workshop on September 16 and 17 will include various participatory activities aimed at enhancing students’ learning through experiential methods and cultural immersion. Participants will engage with our broader UNCG community active in promoting food security and explore cultural connections through food. There will be panel … Continued
This is a two-day food workshop on September 16 and 17 will include various participatory activities aimed at enhancing students’ learning through experiential methods and cultural immersion. Participants will engage with our broader UNCG community active in promoting food security and explore cultural connections through food. There will be panel … Continued
Join us on Wednesday, September 18th at 3pm in Hodges Reading Room (Jackson Library) for a presentation by Dr. Charles C. Bolton, historian, professor, and author of the recently published Home Front Battles: World War II Mobilization and Race in the Deep South (Oxford University Press). Bolton’s book explores the … Continued
Join us for an enlightening discussion on how Dr. B. D. Ambedkar's 1956 mass conversion to Buddhism ignited a transformative movement. Learn about the vibrant growth of this peaceful, egalitarian development and its potential to reshape Indian society and beyond. Presented and sponsored by the Department of Peace & Conflict … Continued
A Week at the G, our third annual, campus-wide “day in the life” photo project, returns September 23-27, 2024. Save the dates and plan to participate! We invite faculty, staff, students, and alumni to focus their lenses on the authentic UNCG experience through photos and videos that are shared on the … Continued
