A new study led by Dr. Dora Gicheva found first-year female college students are experiencing slower academic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic compared to males. The post Female College Students Fall Behind in Academic Recovery from COVID, UNCG Researchers Find  appeared first on UNC Greensboro.

As the Greensboro Gargoyles take to the ice this fall, two UNC Greensboro students will be taking care of their health and their image. The two interns will spend the season with the Triad’s professional, minor league ice hockey team, putting their academic pursuits into practice. The post Greensboro Gargoyles Gain Two UNCG Interns  appeared first on UNC Greensboro.

On Nov. 13, Chris Wilson ’98, a former Greensboro deputy city manager who now works for Cone Health, will speak to students on "Quality of Life Is a Right: Designing Lives, Not Programs." A fireside chat alongside Dean Carl Mattacola will follow. All are asked to RSVP for both events. The post Lecture Series Welcomes Alum with City of Greensboro, Cone Health Ties appeared first on UNC Greensboro.

The UNCG Chariots present their second annual Mixed Music Night Fundraiser on Nov. 14, with a capella performances by the talented chorale group followed by time for anyone to step up and sing karaoke with a donation. The post UNCG Chariots Welcome All Voices at Fundraiser appeared first on UNC Greensboro.

UNCG's Smart-Tillman Distinguished Professor of Art History explores the cultural background of telephone wire weaving. For her doctoral research, Elizabeth Perrill, Ph.D., collaborated with South African artists to help preserve and elevate the art form on a global scale. The post Inside the Craft of Telephone Wire Weaving appeared first on UNC Greensboro.

Entrepreneur Allan Jimenez Leandro ’22 uses his degree and the connections he built at UNCG to launch a successful career in the food industry. The post Spartan Entrepreneurs: Astro Dogs Takes Off with Support of UNCG Community  appeared first on UNC Greensboro.