UNCG Board Strips Former Governor's Name From Auditorium
The University of North Carolina at Greensboro is scrubbing the name of a former governor from its auditorium in light of his involvement in white supremacy movements.
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Census: Population In The Triad Is On The Rise
Winston-Salem grew faster than the state as a whole from 2013 to 2014, according to a new report from the U.S. Census Bureau.
UNCG House To Be Home For Aspiring Entrepreneurs
A new program in Greensboro is aimed at keeping young people in the area and promoting entrepreneurship.
Fired UNC Greensboro Administrator Fights Back
A UNCG administrator who was fired last week is appealing that decision, saying that her race and age played a role in her dismissal.
Education Building First Step in Planned Greensboro Campus
Construction is kicking off on a new $35-million nursing education in Greensboro.
Transparency, Confidentiality Weighed During Search For UNCG Chancellor
UNC Greensboro is entering the final stages of the search process for its new chancellor.
Dunn, UNCG Provost, Named Acting Chancellor
There's a new acting chancellor at UNC Greensboro.
UNCG Firings Shaped Search For New Chancellor
There are about nine weeks left in the search to replace UNC Greensboro Chancellor Linda Brady, who is retiring in
UNCG Professor: Proposed Law Changing Greensboro Council Raises Questions
A UNCG political science professor is concerned about a proposed bill that would restructure Greensboro's City Council.