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.
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- 2:11UNCG Art Student Provides New Mural for Local ParkWhen 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.
- 2:10Spartan Pride at UNCG Homecoming 2024Homecoming at UNCG took on a new look and feel with a change in bonfire location and addition of the Spartan Street Fest!
- 1:51Experience UNCG with A Week at the GAt 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.
- 2:22UNCG Alumna Brews Up a Small BusinessFor UNC Greensboro graduate Leah Zubke Reiner ’24, owning Ardmore Coffee in Winston-Salem is a dream come true. She and her husband, Blake Reiner, bought the decades-old shop last fall while they were not married yet and both still working toward their undergraduate degrees.Now, the young entrepreneurs are making the shop their own. They’ve got a new logo, employees and furnishings, plus fresh coats of paint, and modern equipment.
- 5:04Wonderfully Wicked | A UNCG Connection to Broadway and FilmDominick Amendum ’01 goes from Gate City to Emerald City with the blockbuster film.
- 3:22Spartans Celebrate Culture and Music at NC Folk FestivalThe North Carolina Folk Festival celebrated its 10th year anniversary September 6-8 in downtown Greensboro and 110,000 visitors were there to witness it!
