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Slavery database recognized by National Park Service
The Digital Library on American Slavery at UNC Greensboro has been recognized by the National Park Service (NPS) as the first-ever “virtual” stop on the Underground Railroad Network to Freedom. The recognition is the first of its kind for the National Park Service, and it is significant not only for UNCG, but for the broader community, region, and […]Read More »
Weekend of home games for baseball, softball
It’s going to be a busy weekend for UNC Greensboro’s baseball and softball teams. UNCG Baseball will compete against Fairfield University in its home opener on Friday, Feb. 21. The match-up will be the first of a three-game home stand this weekend. Meanwhile, UNCG Softball will host the annual UNCG Invitational. The Spartans will compete […]Read More »
Performance at First Presbyterian, and 'Concert Weeks'
On February 25, the UNC Greensboro Symphony Orchestra and Choirs will play a joint concert at the beautiful First Presbyterian Church on Elm Street. The iconic church, co-designed by the same architect who designed many UNCG buildings, has a rich history of music. The unique ambience created by its vaulted ceilings and stained glass windows […]Read More »
Action required: security changes to user accounts
On Feb. 29, UNC Greensboro Information Technology Services (ITS) will begin the first phase of a project to modernize UNCG’s identity and access management (IAM) system. The first phase is designed to make the password reset and account recovery processes more secure and will require action by all individuals with a UNCG username and password. […]Read More »
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UNCG's biggest day of giving
Believe in the G is a 24-hour celebration of all things UNCG. Alumni, students, faculty, staff, and friends are invited to participate by wearing blue and gold, sharing their UNCG experience on social media, and making a gift to the University. This year’s event will take place Thursday, Feb. 20.Read More »
A Spartan love story: The Cassidys
Ben and Jordan Cassidy have grown accustomed to sitting in their living room and working on their laptops, with the sound of a children’s cartoon playing in the background. They occasionally must step away from their schoolwork to get one of their sons – Brayden, 2, and Miles, 8 months …Read More »
Conference explores Blackness, connections, collaborations
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 …Read More »
UNCG research: ancient parties and empires
Carrots and sticks. That’s the metaphor used to describe how those in power motivate their subordinates through reward, punishment, or a combination of both. According to UNC Greensboro’s Dr. Donna Nash, the ancient Wari empire was highly skilled at using carrots to control the people they conquered. And in this …Read More »
Greensboro Contemporary Jewish Museum opens
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 …Read More »Town Hall Feb. 19, focus on upcoming campaign
UNCG will embark on a comprehensive campaign, which will launch this coming fall. Mark your calendars: You are invited to a campus community Town Hall next week to hear about how the University has been planning and what happens next. The campus-wide Town Hall will take place Wednesday, Feb. 19, from 9:30 …Read More »
Many summer camp offerings at UNCG
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 …Read More »
Entrepreneurship event aims to showcase and connect
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 …Read More »
