Join us on Thursday, November 13th from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. in NIB 124 for a featured session of the 2025 Lawther Lecture Series: Quality of Life Is a Right: Designing Lives, Not Programs, presented by Christian “Chris” Wilson, a proud CTR ('98) alumnus of UNCG. Chris frequently returns to campus... Continue reading...

The UNCG Department of Kinesiology is hosting an in-person open house for prospective students of all graduate programs. You must RSVP by Friday, Oct. 31.

The UNCG Department of Kinesiology is hosting an online open house for prospective students of all graduate programs. You must RSVP by Wednesday, Nov. 19

Doctoral degree candidates will participate in a hooding ceremony.

Graduating seniors and master's students can participate in commencement

Spring semester classes begin at UNCG

Join Dean Carl Mattacola of UNCG’s School of Health and Human Sciences for this exclusive session! Click here to register for this free virtual event.

Take a break and enjoy some gaming in the UNCG E-Sports Arena. With 48 high-end gaming PCs, three console bays, and virtual reality play, there’s something for everyone—whether you’re a first-time gamer or a seasoned pro. Enjoy open play throughout the day or competition play from 3-5 p.m. UNCG faculty/staff ID... Continue reading...

Take a pause in the middle of your week and join HealthyUNCG for a guided mindfulness meditation designed to help you reset, relax, and recharge. This short session will focus on breathing, grounding, and gentle awareness to support stress relief and mental clarity.

Girls ages 5-16 will get lessons and participate in a variety of sports, and have a pizza lunch. After, girls are invited to watch the UNCG Women's Basketball game at 2 p.m. Register for the free Day of Play: https://bit.ly/4pGKIiv

Join the School of Health and Human Sciences and the HHS Alumni Leadership Council as the Spartans take on Western Carolina University. Your $15 ticket gives you access to the Vu Lounge and a reserved seat in Section 114, along with hearty hors d’oeuvres and a cash bar. Don’t miss... Continue reading...

Dr. Tracie Canada, assistant professor of cultural anthropology at Duke University, is the featured guest. Her talk will draw from her book, "Tackling the Everyday: Race and Nation in Big-Time College Football," which explores how Black college football players navigate the systems shaping their everyday lives.