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Spartans go global this summer
A field experience in Iceland. Conservation of coral reefs in Little Cayman. Practicing mindfulness in Tokyo. This summer, over 250 UNC Greensboro students are having the experience of a lifetime […]
Jazz fusion visionary Herbie Hancock visits campus
Feb. 12, UNC Greensboro and the Miles Davis Jazz Studies Program received an extraordinary visitor: 14-time Grammy winner, and illustrious visionary in the jazz fusion world for nearly six decades, […]
Innovative program builds STEM community
It can be a misleading name: The Science, Technology and Math Preparation Scholarships Program, known on campus as “STAMPS.” Yes, the program offers scholarships to UNC Greensboro students in the […]
SOAR welcomes new students into Spartan family
The Spartan family is growing. This summer, approximately 2,800 first-year students and 1,400 transfer students will begin their UNC Greensboro journey at SOAR, the university’s two-day orientation program for incoming Spartans. […]
Simulation lab prepares future nurses for labor and delivery
For nursing students at UNC Greensboro, the labor and delivery simulation lab feels far from artificial. Students are checking vital signs, administering fluids and medication and responding to any range […]
UNCG welcomes new students at NAV1GATE
A new tradition was born on Monday as UNCG welcomed the newest group of Spartans at the inaugural NAV1GATE New Student Convocation. Nearly 3,000 first-year and transfer students participated in the daylong […]
New students SOAR at orientation
More than 4,000 new Spartans will visit UNCG’s campus this summer for SOAR, the university’s undergraduate orientation program. The two-day orientation sessions kicked off last week with hundreds of new […]
Class of 2017: Ahmet Tanhan
One of the biggest barriers to accessing mental health services? For many Americans, it’s stigma. Discrimination from family, friends and coworkers can prevent individuals from improving their quality of life […]
Class of 2017: Darius Bennett
Since 1980, childhood obesity in the United States has more than quadrupled among children ages six to 11. This Friday, when Darius Bennett turns his tassel, he’ll be one step […]
Class of 2017: Jen Nelson
Tucked away on the third floor of UNCG’s Brown Building is WUAG 103.1 FM – UNCG’s radio station since 1964. The DJ booth is full of CDs, vinyl and vintage […]
Living meets learning at residential colleges
There are couches and comfy chairs, sunlight pouring in from floor-to-ceiling windows, and engaged, lively discussion. Walking into a classroom at UNCG’s Ashby Residential College – the oldest of its […]
Class of 2016: Kate Reid
By 2030, more than 69 million Americans will be over the age of 65. And UNCG’s Kate Reid will be at the forefront of supporting this aging population. On Friday, […]
