At Commencement, new graduates celebrate their achievements and share victories with friends and family. They’ve made sacrifices along the way, whether that meant spending Friday nights studying or holding down a job to stay in school. Each graduate deserves to walk across that stage, but for many Spartans, the full… Continue reading…
UNCG alumna Margaret Arbuckle’s life’s work – centered around tirelessly building bridges and creating greater social justice – was recognized last weekend when she received the Lifetime Community Service Award from the International Civil Rights Center & Museum. Arbuckle, ’74 MEd, ’84 PhD, has served as a dedicated community leader… Continue reading…
A 1950 graduate of Woman’s College celebrates her granddaughter’s UNCG commencement 75 years later.
As we get ready for the return of UNCG’s annual day of giving, we’ve got one question for you: Why do you believe in the G? There are many reasons to believe, and many ways to make your impact — which will you choose? Let us know by using the… Continue reading…
UNCG caught up with some of its Creative Writing alumni who were eager to share their experiences with current MFA students.
If you’ve listened to Beyoncé’s new song “Texas Hold ‘Em,” you might feel a little bit of Spartan pride. That’s because UNCG alumna Rhiannon Giddens is featured on the lead single of Beyoncé’s upcoming country album.
Greensboro’s new Deputy Library Director carries on the family legacy by promoting lifelong learning and access to transformational information and opportunities.
UNCG Bryan School alumna, Loretta Shaw Helton ’81, blazed a trail for African American business students like her daughter.
UNCG Bryan School grad Reese McCormick ’23 scores dream job with the Triad’s new professional soccer team: Carolina Core FC.
The magic carpet has taken J. Andrew “Jordan” Speas ‘21 to hundreds of cities in the U.S. and Canada, and on October 31st it will bring him to the Steven Tanger Center for the Performing Arts in Greensboro.
