UNC Greensboro has been named a “College of Distinction,” an honor awarded to only four public universities in North Carolina.
For the 19th straight year, UNCG has been named to the Princeton Review’s “The Best 382 Colleges” list for excellence in undergraduate education.
UNCG ranks third among public universities in North Carolina according to the 2017 College Choice “25 Best Colleges in North Carolina” list.
UNCG ranked No. 21, ahead of all other UNC System Schools, in Washington Monthly’s “Best Bang for the Buck Southeast Colleges” ranking.
U.S. News and World Report ranked UNCG on its “Best Colleges” list for the 26th consecutive year.
For the 18th consecutive year, UNCG is among the nation’s best institutions according to The Princeton Review’s “The Best 381 Colleges: 2017 Edition.”
U.S. News & World Report ranked three UNCG online programs among the best in the nation in the 2015 list of Best Online Programs.
UNCG’s slate of online programs has earned a top 10 ranking for affordability from BestColleges.com
The graduate program in the Department of Human Development and Family Studies has earned a Top 10 ranking by the The HDFS Report.
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UNCG Athletics launches a new logo on August 7th, 2018.
Eugene Mance Jr. and Keith Parham Jr., both UNC Greensboro students and founders of NVsion: Inspiration for Millennials, interview university Chancellor Franklin D. Gilliam Jr. about his accomplishments and perspectives leadership.
COLLAGE: Bernstein at 100 collage.uncg.edu September 8, 2018 UNCG Auditorium Collage: Bernstein at 100 kicks off the new academic year for the UNCG School of Music in spectacular fashion with our 11th annual performance on September 8. Leonard Bernstein has been hailed as one of the most prodigiously talented and successful American musicians and his impact on music and culture during the 20th century cannot be overstated. From compositions like West Side Story, to his work as music director of the New York Philharmonic, to his historic performance at the fall of the Berlin Wall, Bernstein touched nearly every aspect of life worldwide. This performance will pay tribute to his tremendous legacy. Collage is captivating and totally unique, featuring an incredible range of performers presenting one riveting work after another. Over 300 students from the School will perform on the concert, along with many of our world-class faculty members, making this our most spectacular event of the year. With performances taking place all around the auditorium and special lighting effects, it’s a non-stop evening of amazing performances you won’t want to miss! Collage is always completely sold out, so mark your calendar and plan to get your tickets in advance (all seating is reserved).
Dr. Raleigh Bailey, founding director of the Center for New North Carolinians at UNC Greensboro, and current director Dr. Holly Sienkiewicz discuss the CNNC's fascinating history and continuing impact in North Carolina. Project Director Khouan Rodriguez explains the center's AmeriCorps ACCESS project. Topics include CNNC efforts to: - provide culturally and linguistically appropriate services to refugee and immigrant communities in North Carolina - provide professional training to interpreters across the state - provide cross-cultural health services to immigrants in Guilford County - facilitate research related to newcomer populations - facilitate a two-way education process between populations served and students and faculty - fill service gaps - serve clients from 32 different countries - serve North Carolina's unique Montagnard population, a legacy of the Vietnam War The Board of Governors established the CNNC in 2001 to “provide research, training, and evaluation for the state of North Carolina in addressing immigrant issues; collaboration with government and social organizations to enhance responsiveness to immigrant needs; and community support to provide training and workshops.” Since its inception, the center's work has reflected and expanded upon UNC Greensboro's historic commitment to special populations.
The 2017-2018 school year was quite a successful one for UNCG Athletics. Four teams made it to the NCAA Tournament. It started in the fall with women's soccer winning the Southern Conference Tournament. In the winter, men's basketball got over the hump and won the Souther Conference Tournament as well, beating ETSU by 15. The conference title was so big for the school that they ended up on TBS for a live look-in during the NCAA Selection Show. In the early spring, men's golf came from behind to win the Southern Conference Tournament and punch their ticket to Stockton, California. Weeks after men's golf, softball became the fourth and final team to win the Southern Conference and play in the NCAA Tournament. Numerous All-Conference selections from various teams at UNCG along with Academic All-Conference selections solidified the athletes' drive not just to do well on the field but in the classroom as well. Take a look back at the year that was for UNCG Athletics in the 2017-2018 school year.
At the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, our students are doing more than sitting in class. We are scholars, learning from research, study abroad, one-on-one faculty mentoring, and hands-on experiences. Find out more about the academic experience at UNCG.
Meet UNC Greensboro nursing student Ja'Hana Gasque, one of three May 2018 graduates profiled by the university during Commencement season. Read her Q&A: https://newsandfeatures.uncg.edu/class-of-2018-jahana-gasque/
