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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-system happenings for June 18-25

By Hannah Shaw | June 18

UNC-Wilmington is weighing its options after a U.S. District Court Judge ordered the university to pay over $700,000 in legal fees for a professor’s ...

UNC-system happenings, Feb. 24

By Marshall Winchester | February 23

Appalachian State University recently ranked 11th in on-campus drug arrests and 28th in on-campus alcohol arrests among universities nationwide, according ...

Professor questions party platforms

By Mary Tyler March | November 4

A UNC-Greensboro professor aims to encourage a new political dialogue in North Carolina as the country becomes increasingly skeptical about party politics. ...

From June 17-21, the UNC music department will host the Summer Jazz Workshop for a variety of students — from middle school and high school students, college students, band directors, and adults. They’ll be instructed in jazz theory, improvisation, small group playing, and have group lessons. Three faculty members gave a concert on Tuesday night: Scott Sawyer on guitar, Lynn Seaton on base, and Dan Davis on drums.

UNC Summer Jazz Workshop to conclude Friday

By Sam Schaefer | June 18

The UNC Summer Jazz Workshop continues to grow, encouraging its organizers even as it presents new challenges.

UNC tennis's Zoe De Bruycker hangs on to win

By David Adler | January 18

As Zoe De Bruycker walked back to the sideline, she didn’t look like she had just won the first set of her tennis match against UNC-Greensboro’s Niltooli ...

UNC women's basketball helped by depth in UNC-G win

By Jonathan LaMantia | November 16

A dominant scorer has yet to emerge for the No. 19 North Carolina women’s basketball team.

Cuts at the degree’s expense: Budget cuts are not an excuse for asking less of students

By Editorial Board | October 10

The classroom is at the core of the University’s mission and should be the last thing compromised to budget cuts. However, concerns about graduation ...

Universities urge Congress to reach agreement on federal deficit reduction

By Gayatri Surendranathan | September 26

Universities nationwide are urging members of Congress to reach an agreement on federal deficit reduction without imposing further cuts on higher education. ...

Nanotechnology could give North Carolina a boost

By Vinayak Balasubramanian | August 30

North Carolina’s economy could receive a welcome boost in coming years from an unexpected source — nanotechnology.

UNC-Wilmington, UNC-Greensboro evaluate and test alert systems

By Katie Barbee | August 29

UNC-CH is not the only school reviewing its campus alert system. Officials at UNC-Wilmington are also investigating their alert system after it failed ...

UNC-G looks into personal alert devices

By Jessica Seaman | December 1

Campus police at UNC-Greensboro are considering implementing alert devices to strengthen safety, but lack of funding may prevent the change. The device, ...

UNC-Greensboro game bans Nerf guns

By Danielle Stephenson | November 16

A change in regulation for the Humans vs. Zombies game on the UNC-Greensboro campus eased community concerns, but at the cost of some student participation. Eliminating ...

Former UNC-G chancellor dies

By Tarini Parti | August 23

The UNC system’s longest tenured chancellor, Patricia Sullivan, 69, died Thursday after a two-year battle with pancreatic cancer.The former UNC-Greensboro ...