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The 2026-2027 UNCG School of Theatre Season

Lydia Weinberger, Arts & Entertainment Editor Hold on to your hats, folks! The UNCG School of Theatre season is in full swing, and the rest of the season is stacked with classics and soon-to-be new favorites alike. POTUS: or, Behind Every Great Dumbass Are Seven Women Trying to Keep Him Alive POTUS: or, Behind Every Great Dumbass Are Seven Women Trying to Keep Him Alive, … Continue reading The 2026-2027 UNCG School of Theatre Season

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Cyberpunk 2077: How CD Projekt RED Built Night City Through Dialogue, Combat, and Chrome

Riley McCallister Towering skyscrapers, advertisements plastered on every nook and cranny, and criminals that are more metal than flesh are our first introduction to the main setting of Night City in Cyberpunk 2077. The game, developed by CD Projekt RED and initially released on December 10, 2020, was a bug-infested mess. Since that disappointing release, it has been refined, updated, and reworked into a high-action … Continue reading Cyberpunk 2077: How CD Projekt RED Built Night City Through Dialogue, Combat, and Chrome

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An Interview with Jake Silver of BetterCampus

Imani Tailly, News Editor The Carolinian had the opportunity to sit down with founder and CEO Jake Silver of the popular Canvas extension Better Canvas and the larger BetterCampus group. BetterCampus began with its popular Canvas extension during the COVID-19 pandemic, with co-founder George Mills starting the project. It came to life as a result of feelings of frustration with the difficulties of tracking assignments, … Continue reading An Interview with Jake Silver of BetterCampus

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Water Issues Impacting UNCG Residence Halls

Imani Tailly, News Editor On October 9, 2026, an email was sent out to students regarding water discoloration on campus. The email was shared by Housing and Residence Life on behalf of the UNCG Facilities team. The water problems were explained as a city-wide issue impacting not just the university, but Greensboro as a whole. The water was determined to be safe for “general use” … Continue reading Water Issues Impacting UNCG Residence Halls

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UNCG 2026-2027 Basketball Season Preview

Will Hovey One of the most exciting times of the sporting year is back in action as college basketball starts this month. Jerod Haase, the new head coach hire for the men’s basketball team, looks to turn the Spartans around and dominate the Southern Conference, while the long-standing women’s team coach Trina Patterson looks to do the same with her squad. Both teams have a … Continue reading UNCG 2026-2027 Basketball Season Preview

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More Than a Certificate: How the UNCG Career Accelerator Helped Me Prepare for My Future

Lex Howard, UNCG Student Contributor As a senior at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, I’ve learned that college is about more than earning a degree. It’s also about discovering your interests, developing new skills, and preparing for life after graduation. But one question many students face is: How do we gain real-world experience before entering the workforce? For me, the UNCG Career Accelerator … Continue reading More Than a Certificate: How the UNCG Career Accelerator Helped Me Prepare for My Future

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UNCG Students Protest in Response to the Death of Nolan Wells

On Oct. 15, at the Minerva statue located behind the Elliott University Center, students gathered for an organized walkout and protest in response to the death of Nolan Wells. Wells, an 18-year-old football player attending community college in Mississippi, went on a trip to Horn Island with friends on the Fourth of July. He did not return home with them. A search began for him, … Continue reading UNCG Students Protest in Response to the Death of Nolan Wells

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They’re Betting You Won’t Bother. Prove Them Wrong.

Nora Webb In 2024, 6,800 people cast early ballots at UNC Greensboro. Another 6,487 voted early at NC A&T. If you went looking for either site this year, you didn’t find them. On July 21, the Guilford County Board of Elections voted 4–1 for a 2026 early voting plan with seventeen sites and not one on a college campus, despite students coming to meeting after … Continue reading They’re Betting You Won’t Bother. Prove Them Wrong.

Missed the Registration Deadline? You Can Still Vote Early

Nora Webb If the Oct. 9 voter registration deadline passed you by, don’t worry—you haven’t missed your chance! Through Saturday, Oct. 31, you can register and vote at any early voting site in your county. Same-day registration is one of the easiest ways for students to vote this fall. Here’s what you need to know. When and where Early voting began Thursday, Oct. 15, and … Continue reading Missed the Registration Deadline? You Can Still Vote Early

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Campus Demonstration Draws Student Reactions at UNCG

Kaylee Roberts A demonstration involving an anti-abortionist group took place at UNCG on October 1. These demonstrators were seen in front of Moran Commons, as well as on Stirling Street across from the Bryan School of Business and Economics. The demonstration drew attention from students on campus and prompted varied reactions, raising questions about how demonstrations are approved and how the university responded to this … Continue reading Campus Demonstration Draws Student Reactions at UNCG