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UNC Greensboro’s African American and African Diaspora Studies (AADS) program unites many disciplines from across campus, and that cross-disciplinary work helps students, faculty, and the greater community understand Blackness, within both national and international contexts. This year, the annual conference, the Conference on African American and African Diasporic Cultures and Experiences (CACE), works toward that […]

The Greensboro Contemporary Jewish Museum “where everyday objects, story, and Judaism intersect,” will open this Thursday, Feb. 20, in UNC Greensboro’s Greensboro Project Space, with an opening reception Sunday, Feb. 23, at 6 p.m. Note: the date of the opening reception has changed from the original date because of the Winter Weather Advisory. The museum, […]

Every year, UNCG hosts a variety of summer camps, presenting unique and fun opportunities for students to engage in activities across the University. This year, offerings include camps in herpetology, robotics, music, sports, and more. Herpetological Research ExperienceJune 14-19 In this residential research-based camp, rising 9th- through 12th-graders work alongside field experts in exploring the […]

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Cone Ballroom will bustle with innovation on Feb. 13 as current students, alumni, faculty, staff, and Greensboro community members gather to connect and learn about entrepreneurship. Entrepreneurship Everywhere, produced by UNCG’s campus-wide Entrepreneurship Cross-Disciplinary Program (ECDP), will showcase student and alumni businesses along with faculty research. “It’s not about traditional employment opportunities anymore. If you […]

The University Concert and Lecture Series (UCLS) kicked off the spring semester with a special musical event that will be remembered for years to come: a performance by roots music icon Emmylou Harris, who was a student at UNCG back in the 1960s. And the excitement doesn’t stop there. The remaining UCLS events will bring […]

Months of preparation. Hundreds of performers, musicians, managers, directors, designers, and production staff. And in the middle of it all, UNC Greensboro’s very own Dominick Amendum. This week, the long-awaited DreamWorks production of “The Prince of Egypt” hits the stage at the Dominion Theatre in London’s West End. Based on the acclaimed animated film, the […]

February is Black History Month, and UNC Greensboro will educate with a variety of events through the rest of the month. Black History Month KickoffFeb. 3, 12-2 p.m.Elliott University Center, Room 062 Join the African American and Diaspora Studies program and the Office of Intercultural Engagement for a kickoff to the month’s events. There will […]

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Getting your UNC Greensboro news just got better! Welcome to the new UNCG News site. The responsive website is for both internal and external audiences, providing a single place where the outstanding impact of UNCG can be shared. Accessible on a phone, tablet, computer, or via the UNCG Mobile app, UNCG News provides information you […]

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It’s college hoops season all across America. January and February’s tough conference match-ups will soon make way for tournament season and March Madness. In North Carolina, basketball is king. So much so that UNC Greensboro’s Weatherspoon Art Museum is opening a new, original exhibition exploring all things basketball. “To the Hoop: Basketball and Contemporary Art” opens Friday, […]

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“Together Again” was a highlight of alumna Emmylou Harris’ concert Jan. 24. And it emerged as the theme of the day – a red letter day for UNC Greensboro and for all music lovers who treasure the music of Emmylou Harris, a roots music icon. Emmylou Harris, who attended UNCG in the mid-1960s on a […]