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Where nature and music meet

Frasheri seated in front of the water organ at Villa d’Este Antonela Frasheri is a senior music performance major in the College of Visual and Performing Arts. She’s exploring connections...

Grad student Carl Schlachte examines images from the NYC Municipal Archives One of the first things a young English major will learn is that the discipline is about far more than reading books, poems,...

Encouraging corporate social responsibility

Writer and PhD student Tara Konya works with her faculty mentor, Dr. Nancy Nelson Hodges, in the UNCG Department of Consumer, Apparel, and Retail Studies. Her poster, “At the Intersection of Social...

Handheld biosensors to detect disease

Photography by Venky Kollu Writer and PhD candidate Taylor Mabe works with his faculty mentor Dr. Jianjun Wei in the UNCG Department of Nanoscience, part of the Joint School of Nanoscience and Nanoengineering....

Human Rights Paradox in U.S. History

“Permanent Premises of the International Criminal Court” by UN Photo/Rick Bajornas CC 2.0 Generic Writer and PhD candidate Joseph A. Ross works with his faculty mentor, Dr. Mark E. Elliott,...

Video: the importance of undergraduate research

“Education without application is no education at all.” – Professor Duane Cyrus, Dance “The undergraduate research experience fundamentally changes an undergraduate.”...

Video: On race and power

“‘Race’ is a function of power. Power is created through performances. Every moment is a choice. We can choose to act deliberately, intentionally, or not. “So I ask you. What...

Video: Wild Music Festival brings immigrant children to STEM

Saturday, May 9, was the perfect day to bring kids to the Greensboro Science Center. In addition to enjoying the Center’s regular outstanding offerings, guests participated in the Wild Music Festival....

Video: Why UNCG? A graduate student perspective

Grad student Angela Larsen explains why UNCG was the perfect place to pursue her PhD. Larsen, who looks at how individual behaviors of cotton rats create population level impacts and change community...

Video: Cotton rats, switchgrass, and PhD student Angela Larsen

UNCG PhD student Angela Larsen looks at how individual behaviors of cotton rats create population level impacts and change community structures. By observing the rodents, which are native to the Southeastern...

Where nature and music meet

Old-school scholarship

Encouraging corporate social responsibility

Handheld biosensors to detect disease

Human Rights Paradox in U.S. History

Video: the importance of undergraduate research

Video: On race and power

Video: Wild Music Festival brings immigrant children to STEM

Video: Why UNCG? A graduate student perspective

Video: Cotton rats, switchgrass, and PhD student Angela Larsen

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