By: Christopher Boyette

UNCG boasts three faculty members awarded the 2009-2010 Fulbright Scholar Grant.  It is one of the most prestigious endowments awarded to scholars for international research and study.  Dr. Corey Johnson, an assistant professor of geography, Dr....

By: Sara O’Brien

Remember! Celebrate! Act! A Day On, Not a Day Off! This was the theme of the 2010 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day in Greensboro and across the nation. Greensboro held its annual MLK day parade, sponsored by Greensboro Branch of NAACP, on Monday starting...

By: Matthew Kennedy

Seven UNCG Students will be accompanied by two advisors when they travel to attend the Harvard World Model United Nations Conference. The conference will be held in Taipei, Taiwan on March 14th and conclude on March 18th One of the students representing ...

By: Katei Cranford

The flurry surrounding the city council will continue at the next public meeting at 5:30 p.m. Feb. 9 in the City Council chambers, 300 W. Washington St. Amidst the chaos regarding numerous rezoning projects involving the Commencement House on N. Elm Stre...

By: Sarah Fauser

At the Sullivan Science building last Thursday night, anyone entering the building was greeted by a sea of red shirts - students, faculty and Greensboro residents gathered together in support of the citizens of Haiti.  Zanmi-UNCG (“zanmi”...

By: Craig Veltri

On Feb. 1, 1960 a major turning point in the Civil Rights movement occurred at the food counter of the Woolworth’s in Downtown Greensboro. Several students from NC A&T, Bennett College and UNCG, then known as Woman’s College of the Univers...

By: Christopher Boyette Senior Reporter

“The enduring passion in my life has been concern for hungry people both in our country and around the world,” said former Democratic presidential nominee Senator George McGovern to open his speech at UNCG last Wednesday. McGovern came to camp...

By: Sharona Bullock

Last Tuesday, finalist of the UNCG MLK Service Award sat down with Dr. Mae Jemison for dinner before the Martin Luther King, Jr Celebration 2010 at 7:00pm in the Elliott University Center Auditorium. Dr. Mark Villacorta, Assistant Director of Multicult...

By: Sarah Fauser

 Last week, students were notified by e-mail about a Crime Alert that happened near campus.  According to campus police three separate robberies occurred between January 16 and January 19, all within a couple of blocks of UNCG.

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As the fall semester began to draw to a close, residents of UNCG and Greensboro saw a steady increase in winter weather.  By noon on Dec. 20 heavy snow began to fall and continued non-stop for the next 24 hours.  It had accumulated to nearl...

By: Michael Casazza

 Beginning January 25th, Jackson library will be hosting a traveling exhibition featuring information on our 16th president, Abraham Lincoln. This will include reproduct...

By: Christopher Boyette

 With the funding of a $125,000 grant from NFL Charities, Dr. Sandy Shultz of the UNCG Department of Kinesiology will research how knee laxity affects the joint’s ...

By: Ashley Hillard

 Every year around March, it is not unusual to see students scrambling for extra cash, buying new swimsuits, and gassing up their cars preparing for a spring break getawa...

By: Sharonda Bullock

By: Sharonda Bullock

 Last Tuesday, Sharrard, McGee& Co., the News & Record, and The HR Group Inc, sponsored a special diversity forum breakfast in the atrium at the Greensboro Coliseum Complex. The first diversity forum started about two and a half years ago wit...

By: Sarah Fauser

  “Although you have reached a milestone in your career, your learning is far from over,” said Dr. Matina C. Kalcounis-Ruppell, Associate Professor of Biology, to those 1,520 UNCG students receiving their degrees during the December ...

By: Frances Robles, Michael Sallah and Rob Barry (MCT)

In the wake of a 7.0-magnitude earthquake that killed an estimated 100,000 people and demolished all land in sight, Haitians struggle to survive through one of the worst natural disasters in history....