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Employees (current and retired) can take advantage of three free personalized fitness sessions. HealthyUNCG and Kinesiology will hold them on June 8–10 at the Kaplan Center.

One of UNC Greensboro's longest-running community-engaged centers meets the needs of families wherever they live, from North Carolina's mountains to its coast.

Her daily tasks include following each plant's watering schedule, removing dead leaves, and spraying for harmful pests.

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Dr. James Anderson and Rachele Riley will elevate their research during their trips to Vietnam and Scotland respectively. Riley will use her Fulbright award to expand her multimedia design research centered around access to water. Anderson will translate a document important to Southeast Asian history.

“The Lost Colony” is one of North Carolina's most significant live performances . As it nears its ninth decade of production, it's cemented itself as part of American history . The play based on the mysterious disappearance of a hundred British colonists debuted during the Great Depression. For its premiere season on the Outer Banks, admission cost one dollar. President Franklin D. Roosevelt has sat in its audience. Actor Andy Griffith and his wife Barbara had starring roles in the '40s and '50s. Broadway star Terrence Mann got his start there as an understudy and helped with its turn-of-the-millennium revitalization. It received a Tony Honor in 2013.

The newly signed 2026-27 budget includes significant investments in the UNC System. Its benefits for UNCG employees and initiatives will roll out in the coming months.

University Libraries will welcome new faculty to campus with a special breakfast on Aug. 17. Subject librarians and archivists will also be there to introduce them to the library's many resources.

During the week of Aug. 3, transportation officials with Greensboro will add markers to designate bike lanes and loading/unloading zones. UNCG hopes to clear up confusion and make both roads safer for students returning for the new semester.

Students can attend the fairs on Aug. 30 and Sept. 30. There, they can meet industry professionals, ask questions, and learn about the many career options related to their fields of study.