Ten years after they graduated from UNC Greensboro, David and Amanda Huff credit the University for more than being the place they met. Married with a family, together they now run an award-winning Greensboro small business that began with their UNCG education. #UNCGWayTo apply now visit admissions.uncg.eduFor more Spartan stories visit uncgstories.uncg.edu.

Former Spartan Isabelle Collazo first shared her UNC Greensboro story in 2018. Learn how UNCG helped her achieve her dream: to be a dance educator in Chicago's public school system. #UNCGWayTo apply visit admissions.uncg.edu.For more Spartan stories visit uncgstories.uncg.edu.

A survivor and a Spartan, Magnolia Long never let her health impede her education goals. As a UNCG alum and leader in a N.C. community, she's not stopping now either. #UNCGWayTo apply visit admissions.uncg.edu. For more Spartan stories visit uncgstories.uncg.edu.Follow UNCG on social! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/uncg1891 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/uncg/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@uncgreensboro? Twitter: https://twitter.com/UNCG

Tavis Cunningham, Christoff Hairston, and Julian Kennedy all chose UNC Greensboro’s College of Visual and Performing Arts to grow as musicians in different disciplines, but for similar reasons. They wanted to take advantage of the top-tier programs and dedicated faculty while interacting with a diverse student body and benefiting from a broad liberal arts education.After these individually talented artists met on campus, they realized that together, they are a powerhouse. #UNCGWayTo apply visit admissions.uncg.edu. For more Spartan stories visit uncgstories.uncg.edu.Follow UNCG on social! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/uncg1891 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/uncg/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@uncgreensboro? Twitter: https://twitter.com/UNCG

Samaya Roary, a UNC Greensboro Lloyd International Honors College scholar, earned a double major in political science and communications, all the while serving and advocating for her fellow Spartans. Now a recent graduate, Samaya is taking the skills she learned in the classroom and as student government president at UNCG to Washington, D.C. The Charlotte native will work with congresswomen through a congressional fellowship and continue her passion of serving the people. #UNCGWayWatch more UNCG stories: https://uncgstories.uncg.edu