UNCG Theatre’s production of “Heathers” opened this past weekend and runs through Feb. 24 in Taylor Theatre. The show is directed by graduate student Victoria Hirsch as her master’s thesis production. The play is an unusual genre for UNCG Theatre, and for Hirsch: the dark satire comedy based on a 1980s movie with a small […]

The next talk in the CARS Centennial Alumni Speaker Series is coming up Feb. 26. This time, the speaker will be Summer Scott-Samuel (BS ‘96), Merchandising Manager for Gildan, the largest T-shirt manufacturer in the US. Her talk is titled “Working Internationally: What I Know Now That I Didn’t Know Then”. Scott-Samuel will discuss her […]

On Feb. 17, close to 800 or more middle and high school students came to UNC Greensboro to compete in challenges like Remote Sensing, Mousetrap Vehicle, Forensics, Anatomy and Physiology, and Mission Possible. Most events took place in Sullivan, Petty and Moore Nursing Buildings. (A few photos are here.) Julia Loreth (Lecturer, Biology), Bob Muir […]

Five UNCG alumni were recognized at the Triad Business Journal’s 15th-annual 40 Under Forty event, honoring young leaders across the Triad, held at UNC Greensboro’s Elliott University Center on Thursday, Feb. 15. Sponsored by the Bryan School of Business and Economics, the annual event honors the top movers and shakers – under the age of […]

The February Faculty Forum will feature two initiatives from the Faculty Senate Committees focused on constitutional review and faculty welfare. The Faculty Senate is engaged in a two-year multi-phase process to review the Constitution of the General Faculty. The first phase has begun with the Faculty Government Committee and will be presented for discussion. The […]