FACULTY FORUM ON UNCG’S PLAN OF GLOBAL ENGAGEMENT
Antonio Alamillo Staff Writer On Wednesday October 19, a faculty forum was held to discuss Global Engagement teaching and opportunities. Global Engagement is a UNCG five-year plan that strives to prepare students for the increasingly prominent global society through classes, academic and extracurricular events, and studying abroad. Examples of Global engagement programs include the Keker’s First Year Common Read (KFYCR) and Intercultural Competency Workshops. Dr. … Continue reading FACULTY FORUM ON UNCG’S PLAN OF GLOBAL ENGAGEMENT
Candidate policies clash in last Presidential Debate
Zachary Weaver News Editor The third and final Presidential Debate was held on Wednesday, October 19 at the University of Nevada’s Thomas and Mack Center, with Candidates Hillary Clinton (D) and Donald Trump (R) debating their plans on economics, immigration, and foreign policy. The debate was moderated by Fox News anchor Chris Wallace, and followed a format of question-answers-open discussion. The evening was characterized … Continue reading Candidate policies clash in last Presidential Debate
UNCG Men’s Soccer takes an unlucky loss
Chelsea McBay Staff Writer The Men’s Soccer team entered last weekend’s Homecoming match on a three game winning streak, defeating Conference rivals Wofford, Mercer, and Furman to place them within a match for the top seed in the Southern Conference. Last Saturday, October 22, the Spartans hoped to sweep the season series against the Wofford Terriers. Despite playing a hard fought game and producing … Continue reading UNCG Men’s Soccer takes an unlucky loss
NC Dance Festival is Coming Soon to Greensboro
Jessica Clifford Staff Writer The 26th North Carolina Dance Festival is already in full swing, awaiting its third and last tour stop at Greensboro’s newly built Van Dyke Performance Space on November 12. Indulge yourself in the upcoming local performance, featuring innovative choreography and high quality repertory based on modern and contemporary styles from dancers across the state. For those unaware of the NC … Continue reading NC Dance Festival is Coming Soon to Greensboro
Homecoming bonfire warms faces and hearts
Nikki Yopp Staff Writer There aren’t many times of the year where UNCG students come together, outside of tragic circumstances. Homecoming, however, is one of the biggest reasons students, alumni, and the surrounding community come together to celebrate everything about UNCG. Homecoming kicked off on Wednesday, Oct. 19, 2016 with the King and Queen contest. While getting to see the Homecoming Court take the stage … Continue reading Homecoming bonfire warms faces and hearts
Greensboro City Council discusses peace festivals, hate speech
Jayce Shore Staff Writer On October 18, 2016, the Greensboro City Council convened to discuss resolutions on solidarity and hate speech in Greensboro. The session began with a resolution to recognize the 150th year anniversary of Saint Matthews United Methodist Church in Warnersville. The church has the distinction of being the oldest and largest African-American church in the Western North Carolina Conference. The church was … Continue reading Greensboro City Council discusses peace festivals, hate speech
Let The Madness Begin
Jaives Lundy Staff Writer Tonk. Uno. Spades. Laptops. Bluetooth Speakers. Cameras. This isn’t a juxtaposition of two aisles at Target, no, but rather it’s the scene in the line of Thursday’s Spartan Madness. Some people have been waiting outside since 2:30 that afternoon. The doors open at 7. That’s how serious students at UNCG are about their Spartan Basketball teams, with the men’s team … Continue reading Let The Madness Begin
Volleyball Kicks Off Homecoming Week With Two Sweeps
Bryan Davis Staff Writer This week, the UNCG volleyball team played two matches, one on the road in an out-of-conference matchup vs. the Charlotte 49ers Wednesday evening, and another on Friday vs. the Wofford Terriers. The Spartans continued their impressive play as of late behind their strong defensive backbone, and are now sitting on a four game win streak after two dominating performances during … Continue reading Volleyball Kicks Off Homecoming Week With Two Sweeps
Spartan Homecoming 5k
Brandon Combs Staff Writer Now in its fourth year, the Spartan Homecoming 5k has become something of a tradition. Like all of homecoming, the 5k is a celebration of both our role as Spartan’s and our impact on the community around us. Runners from across the Greater Greensboro area and the state of North Carolina itself gathered here on campus Saturday morning October 22 … Continue reading Spartan Homecoming 5k
A Night of Beethoven with Dr. Andrew Willis
Emily Cramton Staff Writer This past Wednesday night, piano faculty member Andrew Willis presented an all-Beethoven recital. There are countless recitals every semester in the music building, but recitals from faculty members are a special treat. Dr. Willis has been a Professor of Music at UNCG for many years, and he teaches performance on not just piano but many keyboard instruments, including harpsichord and … Continue reading A Night of Beethoven with Dr. Andrew Willis
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