We're so proud to have reached this incredible milestone, but as you heard in the video: we're not stopping here!Learn more about what this achievement means for the UNCG community, and how you can continue to be a part of Light the Way going forward at lighttheway.uncg.edu.

Storm the Streets is an annual one-mile spirit march from the UNCG Baseball Stadium to the Greensboro Coliseum Complex, to celebrate the men’s basketball home opener.

When she was in high school, Destiny Turner had already set goals for her career as an artist, but she was unsure that college was the right track for her.Now, three years later, the Spartan studio art major realizes that saying yes to UNC Greensboro was just the first of a series of opportunities that led to her first public art installation.

Undergraduate students put academics into action by conducting real-world research at UNCG.Whether it’s developing new drugs with natural plants or advancing bilingual education, they seized opportunities this summer to advance their knowledge in the field of their choosing.

UNCG values a diversity of thoughts, opinions, and beliefs. As an academic institution, it plays a unique and critical role in the exchange of ideas. As a public university, UNCG must allow speakers and protestors to exercise their constitutionally protected right to free speech. Students with questions or concerns can contact the Deans of Students, Office of Intercultural Engagement, and Counseling Services for support.

UNCG prides itself on meeting our students where they are and supporting them throughout their academic journey.This week, we celebrate the huge portion of our students who find their way here from another school.

UNCG’s Jeffrey Kaplan wins a coveted Governor’s Award for his unique brand of educational outreach.Learn how he offers philosophy lectures to a broad audience through YouTube and a niche audience of incarcerated men at Butner Correctional Facility.

Homecoming at UNCG took on a new look and feel with a change in bonfire location and addition of the Spartan Street Fest!

As part of the North Carolina Science Festival, UNCG is excited to host a unique gathering of community members, professionals, and students.Dozens of organisations, topics, experiments, and hands on activities will are on display all over UNCG’s inviting campus.

At UNCG, you are welcomed for who you are and you’ll learn to create a future that makes a real impact.Experience the real-world impact of UNCG through our annual photo project, A Week at the G. Submit your own photos through Saturday.Special thanks to Grayson Varn and Kaitlyn Tracy, UNCG School of Music students, for contributing original music.See more photos at weekattheg.uncg.edu.