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‘Everybody’s still yearning to be known and valued’ “Like a big pitcher of water”: I get to talk to people all day, every day, and I take it pretty seriously. I have the ability to change someone’s day. That could be just saying, “Hey, hello, how

Which home will be your primary residence? Here are things to keep in mind if you have multiple homes and one is in a state with lower income tax rates.

From signed hog hats to alumni-led peer panels, accounting programs are finding creative ways to motivate students to take — and pass — the CPA Exam before busy season begins.

Leveraging vast amounts of data and training computers to uncover hidden patterns, UNCG scientists work with partners in Guilford County and beyond to bring big data solutions to real-world problems.

The opioid epidemic has hit nearly every part of the United States. Researchers and local officials are working to turn the tide in our community.

Physics major Aidan Lytle walked a winding road to research. Now he's analyzing star data and working on software to explore the fundamental nature of matter.

Dr. Chris Rhea uses virtual reality and digital avatars to guide better strides. With a new patent, he aims to design rehab programs patients can use at home.

Black and independent voters are at the fore of major reform movements in the United States, as they have been throughout our nation's history.

Secrets in the brains of bullfrogs might someday help fighter pilots perform better and protect stroke patients.

Smith Lee aims to disrupt dehumanizing narratives of Black men in poverty by elevating their voices. Her new project is a Gates Foundation Grand Challenge winner.

Dr. Ratnasingham Shivaji was awarded the 2022 UNCG Senior Research Excellence Award for his accomplishments in differential equations research as well as his lengthy record as a teacher and academic mentor. He is known as a passionate educator who…

What do 55-million-year-old fossils, shrews with shrinking skulls, studies on Alzheimer’s and exercise’s impacts on the human brain, and tiny tech for a less toxic world have in common? The cutting-edge new tools driving discovery at UNCG.

Early-career scientist Dr. Shabnam Hematian is bringing a natural process lens to energy research. With a $250K NSF grant, she's exploring how light and air might help catalyze industrial reactions for more environmentally friendly technologies – and…

While many distinguished scholars are known as experts in one field, English professor Christian Moraru received the 2023 UNCG Senior Research Excellence Award for his mastery of several. Read our interview with the scholar recognized internationally…

College students with ADHD often get lower grades, are less likely to stay in school, and have a lower quality of life. A new program aims to change their trajectories.

Marilyn Bartlett, CPA, changed the conversation about health care policy when her penchant for numbers saved Montana’s state employee health plan millions without increasing member or employer contributions.

A Triad county rich in history shows hints of accelerating growth. On Leigh Cockram’s first day on the job as Rockingham County’s...

Improving facilities boosted debt at a historic N.C. college, but student enrollment has declined. Guilford College faces a serious...

Veteran banker Chip Mahan motivates his colleagues to reboot the financial services landscape in North Carolina.