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SUMMARY:Homecoming 2026
DESCRIPTION:Get ready! Homecoming 2026 is happening Friday\, October 2 through Saturday\, October 3. We can’t wait to see you back on campus.  \n\n\n\nMore details will be available soon!
URL:https://alumni.uncg.edu/event/homecoming-2026/
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SUMMARY:Disappearing Ink? The Revival of the Letter {Emeritus Society\, Sponsored by the Office of Alumni Engagement}
DESCRIPTION:You might think the letter is\, if not dead\, in serious decline. Who gets a letter nowadays? Who writes one? In this world of AI-generated sentences and IMs\, the letter seems more than quaint. It’s a hindrance to the instant communication we’ve come to expect. And yet people save them\, write them still. And there are signs of a resurgence. A popular podcast features famous people reading letters. A recent epistolary novel is a bestseller. After years of neglect\, handwriting is again being taught in schools\, and often the first thing a child writes is a letter.A letter\, no matter its topic or its age\, brings people to life\, mysteriously as immediate as when the ink was still damp.  We listen in\,  and we find clues to the inner life of correspondents\, intimate hurts and joys that get revealed to us\, often in a language far deeper than the words on the page. We’ll read fiction\, old (a horror story) and new (a life story and a children’s book)\, told through letters; and we’ll read letters that span the centuries — written by children\, rulers\, lovers\, poets\, and soldiers—a wide spectrum of human life. \n\n\n\nYou may feel the call to write a letter of your own by the time we finish our study! \n\n\n\nClick here to register and learn more.
URL:https://alumni.uncg.edu/event/disappearing-ink-the-revival-of-the-letter-emeritus-society-sponsored-by-the-office-of-alumni-engagement/2026-10-02/
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SUMMARY:Disappearing Ink? The Revival of the Letter {Emeritus Society\, Sponsored by the Office of Alumni Engagement}
DESCRIPTION:You might think the letter is\, if not dead\, in serious decline. Who gets a letter nowadays? Who writes one? In this world of AI-generated sentences and IMs\, the letter seems more than quaint. It’s a hindrance to the instant communication we’ve come to expect. And yet people save them\, write them still. And there are signs of a resurgence. A popular podcast features famous people reading letters. A recent epistolary novel is a bestseller. After years of neglect\, handwriting is again being taught in schools\, and often the first thing a child writes is a letter.A letter\, no matter its topic or its age\, brings people to life\, mysteriously as immediate as when the ink was still damp.  We listen in\,  and we find clues to the inner life of correspondents\, intimate hurts and joys that get revealed to us\, often in a language far deeper than the words on the page. We’ll read fiction\, old (a horror story) and new (a life story and a children’s book)\, told through letters; and we’ll read letters that span the centuries — written by children\, rulers\, lovers\, poets\, and soldiers—a wide spectrum of human life. \n\n\n\nYou may feel the call to write a letter of your own by the time we finish our study! \n\n\n\nClick here to register and learn more.
URL:https://alumni.uncg.edu/event/disappearing-ink-the-revival-of-the-letter-emeritus-society-sponsored-by-the-office-of-alumni-engagement/2026-10-07/
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SUMMARY:Disappearing Ink? The Revival of the Letter {Emeritus Society\, Sponsored by the Office of Alumni Engagement}
DESCRIPTION:You might think the letter is\, if not dead\, in serious decline. Who gets a letter nowadays? Who writes one? In this world of AI-generated sentences and IMs\, the letter seems more than quaint. It’s a hindrance to the instant communication we’ve come to expect. And yet people save them\, write them still. And there are signs of a resurgence. A popular podcast features famous people reading letters. A recent epistolary novel is a bestseller. After years of neglect\, handwriting is again being taught in schools\, and often the first thing a child writes is a letter.A letter\, no matter its topic or its age\, brings people to life\, mysteriously as immediate as when the ink was still damp.  We listen in\,  and we find clues to the inner life of correspondents\, intimate hurts and joys that get revealed to us\, often in a language far deeper than the words on the page. We’ll read fiction\, old (a horror story) and new (a life story and a children’s book)\, told through letters; and we’ll read letters that span the centuries — written by children\, rulers\, lovers\, poets\, and soldiers—a wide spectrum of human life. \n\n\n\nYou may feel the call to write a letter of your own by the time we finish our study! \n\n\n\nClick here to register and learn more.
URL:https://alumni.uncg.edu/event/disappearing-ink-the-revival-of-the-letter-emeritus-society-sponsored-by-the-office-of-alumni-engagement/2026-10-09/
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SUMMARY:Disappearing Ink? The Revival of the Letter {Emeritus Society\, Sponsored by the Office of Alumni Engagement}
DESCRIPTION:You might think the letter is\, if not dead\, in serious decline. Who gets a letter nowadays? Who writes one? In this world of AI-generated sentences and IMs\, the letter seems more than quaint. It’s a hindrance to the instant communication we’ve come to expect. And yet people save them\, write them still. And there are signs of a resurgence. A popular podcast features famous people reading letters. A recent epistolary novel is a bestseller. After years of neglect\, handwriting is again being taught in schools\, and often the first thing a child writes is a letter.A letter\, no matter its topic or its age\, brings people to life\, mysteriously as immediate as when the ink was still damp.  We listen in\,  and we find clues to the inner life of correspondents\, intimate hurts and joys that get revealed to us\, often in a language far deeper than the words on the page. We’ll read fiction\, old (a horror story) and new (a life story and a children’s book)\, told through letters; and we’ll read letters that span the centuries — written by children\, rulers\, lovers\, poets\, and soldiers—a wide spectrum of human life. \n\n\n\nYou may feel the call to write a letter of your own by the time we finish our study! \n\n\n\nClick here to register and learn more.
URL:https://alumni.uncg.edu/event/disappearing-ink-the-revival-of-the-letter-emeritus-society-sponsored-by-the-office-of-alumni-engagement/2026-10-14/
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SUMMARY:Brains and Brews: Charlotte Alumni Network
DESCRIPTION:Join us in Charlotte for Brains and Brews featuring speaker and alumna Scarlett Ruppert ’18 MPH\, ’24 PhD\, Assistant Professor of Wellness at Elon University. Enjoy a talk from Dr. Ruppert and a beverage on us! \n\n\n\nMore details\, including registration information\, will be available soon.
URL:https://alumni.uncg.edu/event/brains-and-brews-charlotte-alumni-network/
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SUMMARY:Disappearing Ink? The Revival of the Letter {Emeritus Society\, Sponsored by the Office of Alumni Engagement}
DESCRIPTION:You might think the letter is\, if not dead\, in serious decline. Who gets a letter nowadays? Who writes one? In this world of AI-generated sentences and IMs\, the letter seems more than quaint. It’s a hindrance to the instant communication we’ve come to expect. And yet people save them\, write them still. And there are signs of a resurgence. A popular podcast features famous people reading letters. A recent epistolary novel is a bestseller. After years of neglect\, handwriting is again being taught in schools\, and often the first thing a child writes is a letter.A letter\, no matter its topic or its age\, brings people to life\, mysteriously as immediate as when the ink was still damp.  We listen in\,  and we find clues to the inner life of correspondents\, intimate hurts and joys that get revealed to us\, often in a language far deeper than the words on the page. We’ll read fiction\, old (a horror story) and new (a life story and a children’s book)\, told through letters; and we’ll read letters that span the centuries — written by children\, rulers\, lovers\, poets\, and soldiers—a wide spectrum of human life. \n\n\n\nYou may feel the call to write a letter of your own by the time we finish our study! \n\n\n\nClick here to register and learn more.
URL:https://alumni.uncg.edu/event/disappearing-ink-the-revival-of-the-letter-emeritus-society-sponsored-by-the-office-of-alumni-engagement/2026-10-16/
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SUMMARY:Disappearing Ink? The Revival of the Letter {Emeritus Society\, Sponsored by the Office of Alumni Engagement}
DESCRIPTION:You might think the letter is\, if not dead\, in serious decline. Who gets a letter nowadays? Who writes one? In this world of AI-generated sentences and IMs\, the letter seems more than quaint. It’s a hindrance to the instant communication we’ve come to expect. And yet people save them\, write them still. And there are signs of a resurgence. A popular podcast features famous people reading letters. A recent epistolary novel is a bestseller. After years of neglect\, handwriting is again being taught in schools\, and often the first thing a child writes is a letter.A letter\, no matter its topic or its age\, brings people to life\, mysteriously as immediate as when the ink was still damp.  We listen in\,  and we find clues to the inner life of correspondents\, intimate hurts and joys that get revealed to us\, often in a language far deeper than the words on the page. We’ll read fiction\, old (a horror story) and new (a life story and a children’s book)\, told through letters; and we’ll read letters that span the centuries — written by children\, rulers\, lovers\, poets\, and soldiers—a wide spectrum of human life. \n\n\n\nYou may feel the call to write a letter of your own by the time we finish our study! \n\n\n\nClick here to register and learn more.
URL:https://alumni.uncg.edu/event/disappearing-ink-the-revival-of-the-letter-emeritus-society-sponsored-by-the-office-of-alumni-engagement/2026-10-21/
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