The School of Nursing, in partnership with Cone Health, was awarded a four-year grant that will make it easier for students to provide care to underserved populations in the Piedmont region, with the use of mobile health units, telehealth, and pop-up clinics.

Spartans from across campus traveled to Spain, the Caribbean, England, Greece, and more, spending time being immersed in new cultures and learning from the landscapes. Their photos and words tell the stories.

New and returning students are greeted with an outstanding variety of support resources, arts events, recreation spots, research opportunities, and places to be themselves on campus. Spartans share their advice for starting out on the right foot.

NASA has released the most startling images we’ve ever seen of deep space. UNCG faculty and students learned the details of this project eight years ago, when its senior project scientist, Dr. John C. Mather, came to speak with students and give a public lecture.

They come in as promising undergrads and leave as NSF fellows and authors on chemistry publications. Head of Chemistry and Biochemistry Mitch Croatt coaches them all the way.

A standout public health undergraduate fosters community and puts foundational public health concepts into action, while serving as a Spartan Guide and an upper class mentor for Ashby Residential College.

The College of Arts and Sciences lists 24 books by faculty members that will test your knowledge, challenge your perspective, or introduce you to beautiful poetry and prose. The subjects run the gamut from nuclear power to short stories to Native writing to crimes of the powerful.

Last year, a UNCG faculty group won the “Not Your Average Folk Contest.” This year, several UNCG students, faculty, and alumni fill out two groups who are in the running. Listen to the Spartans’ music and pick your favorite!

There’s a place where Julian Kennedy goes that belongs to him, and him alone. It’s a place inside himself, within his artist’s soul, where his gift lives. It’s where the music exists, waiting for him, coursing through his veins and biding its time. And when we’re lucky, Kennedy taps into that secret place, opens up […]

Sky Kihuwa-Mani has dreamt of becoming a physician for as long as she can remember.  Now, that dream is becoming a reality. In a few short days, she will turn her tassel, graduating with a bachelor’s degree in biology. At the same time, she will turn the page to the next chapter of her life […]