Eight graduate programs recognized by U.S. News
UNC Greensboro’s graduate programs were once again recognized by U.S. News & World Report in its 2020 “Best Graduate Schools” rankings. U.S. News & World… Read More >
Three faculty earn NC Arts Council fellowships
Three UNC Greensboro faculty members – two from the School of Art and one from the School of Dance – were awarded fellowships from the… Read More >
UNCG to launch master’s in informatics and analytics
UNC Greensboro recently announced that it will launch the University’s first-ever master of science in informatics and analytics in fall of 2019. The new, interdisciplinary… Read More >
UNCG School of Music named best value in North Carolina
For the second consecutive year, UNC Greensboro School of Music ranks No. 1 in North Carolina for value by College Factual. Nationally, the School of… Read More >
How beliefs impact obesity, for African American women
This post originally appeared in UNCG Research Magazine. To read other stories about research, scholarship, and creative activity, visit researchmagazine.uncg.edu. Stephanie Pickett saw many patients with… Read More >
UNCG to launch information studies degree in fall
UNC Greensboro has announced a new bachelor of science in information studies – the second degree program of its kind in North Carolina – set… Read More >
Q&A with UNCG relationship expert
For many Americans, dating looks a lot different than it did just a decade ago. Online dating is now a $3 billion industry, with many… Read More >
Student research focuses on access to music education
This post originally appeared in UNCG Research Magazine. To read other stories about research, scholarship, and creative activity, visit researchmagazine.uncg.edu. Dixie Ortiz was a fifth-grader when… Read More >
UNCG joins national effort for access, student success
UNC Greensboro is part of a big initiative. It has joined a massive new effort in which 130 public universities and systems will work together… Read More >
The Middle Passage and Black resistance in the arts
This post originally appeared in UNCG Research Magazine. To read other stories about research, scholarship, and creative activity, visit researchmagazine.uncg.edu. More than 12 million enslaved Africans… Read More >
$200,000 Mellon grant to transform humanities
UNC Greensboro has received a $200,000, 1.5 year grant from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation for a new program that aims to strengthen and transform… Read More >
UNCG Research Magazine available online
The spring edition of UNCG Research Magazine, a semiannual publication that provides an in-depth look at research, scholarship, and creative activity across campus, is now… Read More >
