We are thrilled to be partnering with UNCG again on our Made In Greensboro downtown banners! Special thanks to the City of Greensboro for your support! #sogso

"Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about what matters" Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Together, we must stand up for our youth and embrace them with compassion instead of punishment.

The 2018 Volunteer & Service-Learning Fair will be on Wednesday, August 29th from 11am-2pm in the Elliott University Center’s Cone Ballroom. Stop by between those hours to meet and connect with over 50 community organizations.

On Tues, Sept 11, at 5pm, Dr. Erik Ching (Furman University) will deliver a public lecture about El Salvador's Civil War.This is the latest installment of the "Atlantic World Revolutions" guest lecture series hosted by AWRN.

Check out the 2018-2019 Campus-Wide Interdisciplinary Film Series entitled "The '60s: Exploring the Limits." by the Human Rights Research Network. ow.ly/VYw130l87DG

It’s that time of year!! Mark your calendars. You don’t want to miss! UNCG #asianautumn #uncg #asianautumnfestival #mooncakes #igstravelstheworld

On September 12 at 7:30 pm in the EUC Auditorium, Professor Geoffrey Stone of the University of Chicago will address the UNCG campus on "Free Speech on Campus: A Challenge of Our Time." This event is free and open to the public, and parking will be free in the Oakland Ave Deck.

Are you creative or want an opportunity to freely express yourself through some art? This is the perfect opportunity to come to do so!!! COME AND BRING A FRIEND along to show us your skills TODAY from 11-2 in EUC Maple. You don’t want to miss out! Come and Check it out!

On Tues, Sept 11, at 5pm, Dr. Erik Ching (Furman University) will deliver a public lecture about El Salvador's Civil War.This is the latest installment of the "Atlantic World Revolutions" guest lecture series hosted by AWRN.

The Human Rights Research Networks film series UNCG Human Rights Research Network kicks off next week with Fog of War. All welcome on Sept 13 at 6:30 in 120 School of Ed building. UNCG #1960s

Who's going to the Folk Festival this weekend??

Climate change affects more than our planet - it also has serious impacts on human health. Learn more from World Health Organization (WHO): bit.ly/1QzETeE #GlobalGoals

Our next film is October 4 at 6:30 pm in 120 SOE. We have a special guest too! Join us and spread the word. UNCG UNCG OIE UNCG Student Affairs @UNCGHonors

Here is a general schedule of our upcoming talks in the Medievalism and Contemporary Culture Speaker Series! All are welcome to attend these exciting talks. See the flyer for more details!📕📗📘😃 UNCG News UNCG College of Arts & Sciences John Z. Kiss Chancellor Gilliam Jeff Shafer UNCG

In addition to serving as discussant for Selma, the next film in our series on Oct 4, scholar & activist Dr. Elmira Nazombe will facilitate an interactive discussion on peacebuilding on Oct 3 as part of the UNCG interdisciplinary series, "The 60s: Exploring the Limits"!

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Please help UNCG fight food insecurity by attending the "Dining Meal Donation Day" tomorrow September 11th at the Fountain View Dining Hall.

Location change: this will be in EUC Auditorium at 5:30 this evening

Bahamas: World Food Programme is distributing food in Abaco following #HurricaneDorian. Logistics & emergency telecommunications teams are also on the ground to support relief efforts. insight.wfp.org/wfp-responds-a…

Congratulations to our graduates in UNCG PEACE #uncgGrad