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No. 16 UNC women's basketball overpowers Ball State, 63-52, in the first round of Battle 4 Atlantis

| November 23

UNC-Greensboro

UNC grad becomes first Black female pilot for N.C. National Guard

By Brittany McGee | January 16

"It was like an out-of-body experience," Lindsey Jefferies said when she first helped fly a plane during her time in her high school's JROTC.

NC students meet with lawmakers in Washington to protest 'Global Gag Rule'

By Mitra Norowzi | March 28

Also known as the Mexico City Policy, the rule was enacted by President Donald Trump on his first day in office and forbids the allocation of U.S. foreign ...

Protestors created a variety of signs and posters before the Sebastian Gorka's November speech on campus.

NC ranked top state for campus free speech despite controversial BOG policy

By Georgia Wieland-Stanford | January 21

Although a December study by the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education ranked North Carolina as best in the nation for campus free speech, debate ...

UNC system professors link wildfires in western U.S. to arctic warming

By Keely Hendricks | November 7

Wildfire activity in the western United States is linked to warming in the arctic, according to a recent study.

First-gen college students receive aid to further their education

By Emma Boggess | October 5

The U.S. Department of Education recently awarded a five-year, $1.15 million grant to UNC-Greensboro to help first-generation and underrepresented students ...

UNC-system happenings for March 27, 2017

By Alex Kellogg | March 26

Margot Lee Shetterly, author of the book “Hidden Figures” from which the movie of the same name is based, will be the commencement speaker for the ...

Greensboro students lead 'Black Friday' protest against police brutality, election results

By Charlotte Thompson | November 13

On Friday, demonstrators on Franklin Street and in the Pit took a stand against police brutality and the recent election results.

Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton held a rally in Greensboro on Thursday.

Clinton rallies after pneumonia for Greensboro rally

By Kelsey Mason | September 16

Supporters and protestors alike were turned away from Hillary Clinton’s rally in Greensboro on Thursday due to excessive attendance.

UNC-system happenings Aug. 26, 2016

By CJ Farris | August 25

Zoe Woodell Locklear, UNC-Pembroke provost and vice chancellor of Academic Affairs, has announced her retirement, effective June 30, 2017.

NC A&T reorganizes, but consolidation raises concerns about HBCU identity

By Danielle Chemtob | April 26

Restructuring at North Carolina A&T State University will replace the College of Arts and Sciences and the School of Technology with three new colleges ...

For college acceptance, some return to high school material

By Sierra Dunne | April 20

College students nationwide are discovering remedial classes can add up in cost but not credit, according to a recent report.

UNC-system happenings for Oct. 26

By Marisa Bakker and Anica Midthun | October 26

Sixteen students from UNC-Pembroke lent a helping hand to three families in South Carolina who were affected by the early October flooding.

UNC-system happenings for Oct. 1, 2015

By Brandon Oppong-Antwi | October 1

A partnership for success N.C. A&T and Duke University partnered to receive a $3 million National Science Foundation grant this week for graduate ...

UNC-system happenings for Sept. 11, 2015

By Yoon Ju Chung and Anica Midthun | September 11

Laverne Cox to speak at NCCU Laverne Cox, an Emmy-nominated transgender actress and the first trans woman of color to play a leading role on mainstream ...

Board of Governors discontinues 46 degree programs across UNC system

By Sam Schaefer | May 23

Thursday morning, the Board of Governors educational planning committee voted to discontinue 46 degree programs across the UNC-System, including ...

UNC-system happenings for Oct. 22, 2014

By Sara Svehla | October 22

Democratic Sen. Kay Hagan spoke to about 40 people at N.C. State University on Monday.

UNC softball wins doubleheader against UNC-Greensboro

By Kevin Mercer | October 6

While the temperature outside is getting colder, the North Carolina women's softball team's bats are heating up — as the team demonstrated its offensive ...

UNC-system happenings for Sept. 26, 2014

By Elizabeth Matulis | September 26

UNC-Greensboro is following in the footsteps of UNC-CH and Duke University on sexual assault prevention, launching a new program this fall to address ...

UNC-system happenings for September 2, 2014

By Tat'yana Berdan | September 2

A recent report analyzing poverty in the U.S. put four North Carolina cities among the top 15 urban areas with the fastest growing number of poverty-stricken ...

University of North Carolina at Greensboro junior Brennan Ferguson is part of a special education program. UNC-G is one of few universities in the country to offer the program.

Support grows for students with disabilities

By Lauren Kent | August 27

Most families start saving for college years in advance.