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Will Hovey Riding hot off a two-game winning streak, the UNCG women’s volleyball team looked to open conference play with a bang and did exactly that with a series sweep against the Western Carolina Catamounts. They took the first game on Friday with a score of 3 sets to 0 and the second game the following day with a score of 3 sets to 1. … Continue reading UNCG Women’s Volleyball Opens Conference Play with a Sweep
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Virginia Weaver, Senior Staff Writer Microwaved Beef is a column by Virginia Weaver that reflects on flashpoints from the last few years in the culture wars. The rapid pace of contemporary discourse makes it easy to forget critical moments and trends that have defined our social and academic lives. Microwaved Beef brings those moments back into the spotlight. This summer, New York Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, … Continue reading What was “Woke 1.0?”
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Imani Tailly, News Editor When the State Normal and Industrial School (now UNCG) opened in 1892, the school had 15 faculty members and almost 200 female students. It was the first public institution to offer the opportunity for higher education for women. It opened with only two buildings and a focus on educating a generation of teachers for the state. The school president, Charles Duncan … Continue reading A Spotlight on Ezekiel “Zeke” Robinson
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Talia Gray, Features Editor October is here, and that means the cool weather and holiday celebrations are quickly approaching. At this time of year, when everyone is trying to keep warm and spend quality time with friends and family, you may be in search of a venue with good vibes, good food, and perhaps even good drinks (if you and your party are 21+, of … Continue reading Talia’s Tastes: Bars to Visit in Greensboro
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Piper Summey “The dance floor is dead” Charli XCX sings this line to start off the debut single of her latest record, Music, Fashion, and Film. Odd, given that just two years ago, the hyperpop pioneer seemed to be at the center of a summer-long dance party as her album BRAT not only garnered more critical acclaim than her past releases but also created a … Continue reading Charli XCX Doesn’t Care About Her Legacy
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Mikaila Adams A recurring theme in my life in the last few months has been consumption. Consumption is ever-present in society; day-to-day, influencers are posting links to their “favorite products,” making Amazon lists of hundreds of items, all of which they get a commission for, and sharing those lists with us. We click, we scroll, we see ads. We are so addicted to scrolling, watching … Continue reading Consumption: What Goes In? What Comes Out?
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Brittany Hilliard, Sports & Gaming Editor, and Josh Benjamin “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.” This opens Charles Dickens’ classic book, A Tale of Two Cities. Coincidentally, the line also encompasses the roller coaster ride that every sports fan knows well. Fans of the Carolina Hurricanes are no exception; however, on June 14, 2026, Hurricanes fans (who call themselves … Continue reading A Tale of Two Caniacs: Being Carolina Hurricanes Fans in 2026
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Photo from enr.com. Imani Tailly, News Editor In collaboration with the Norfolk Southern Rail Company, this article serves as a reminder about the importance of safety around on-campus and near-campus railroad crossings. UNCG has a smaller campus compared to other universities, making it walkable for many students. Along with this, the campus and wider area host a variety of stops and small businesses to explore. … Continue reading PSA From the Norfolk Southern Rail Company: Train Safety at UNCG
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Talia Gray, Features Editor As we’re reaching the end of September and welcoming the start of spooky season (or October), fall semester classes are ramping up. Midterm grades and midterm exams tend to pop up around the same time as homecoming events and Halloween celebrations. Not to mention, fall break and the holiday season are on the horizon. This time of year can often feel … Continue reading Homecoming, Midterms, Fall Break—Oh My!: A Guide to Finding Balance Midsemester
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Lydia Weinberger, Arts & Entertainment Editor In August, the Carolina Theatre of Greensboro sent out a call for volunteers to help prepare for its centennial celebration next year. I felt compelled to answer; what better way to become acquainted with a new city than by gaining familiarity with its artistic institutions? So, I found myself walking down to 310 S. Greene St. in Greensboro, NC, … Continue reading The Carolina Theatre of Greensboro at Ninety-Nine Years Old
