On every Tuesday evening from September 8 to November 24 (except for Fall Break), from 5 to 6:30 pm, join us in Graham 421 to play through The Last of Us. As we play, we will discuss the game's major themes, our reactions, and the online discourse surrounding the game.
The Philosophy Department, the UNCG Philosophy Club, the UNCG College Debates & Discourse, and the UNCG University Library are inviting you to a screening of the movie “The Bowl”, which is a documentation of a team’s participation in a recent High School Ethics Bowl event. We will have a discussion afterwards, lead by the UNCG College Debates & Discourse team. Snacks will be provided!
Join WGSS and Dr. Sarah J. Cervenak as she reads an excerpt from the introduction to her book in progress, 'Lines, Light and the Imperceptible: Black Women and Femme Artists Undoing the Word."
Join us for an insightful keynote address by featured speaker Chip Frazier on the future of sustainable chemistry, titled “Frontiers in Renewable Feedstocks and the Long Search for Value.” Serving as the keynote for the 2026 Wood Coatings and Substrates Conference as well as part of the department’s ongoing speaker series, this... Continue reading...
On every Tuesday evening from September 8 to November 24 (except for Fall Break), from 5 to 6:30 pm, join us in Graham 421 to play through The Last of Us. As we play, we will discuss the game's major themes, our reactions, and the online discourse surrounding the game.
The Creative Writing Program at UNC Greensboro and the UNCG Department of English will host a fiction reading by UNCG alum Travis Mulhauser on Thursday, October 1st at 6PM in the UNCG Alumni House. As part of the Department of English’s homecoming celebration, the event will be preceded by a... Continue reading...
An Ethics Bowl is a competition where student teams present their reasoned answers to real-life ethical cases. No prior ethics coursework needed to compete!
Snacks and dinner will be provided, and there will be prizes for the top two teams.
Our annual Alumni event is right around the corner! Catch up with the faculty and old friends right by campus. Fair warning: there be Odyssey conversations ahead.
On every Tuesday evening from September 8 to November 24 (except for Fall Break), from 5 to 6:30 pm, join us in Graham 421 to play through The Last of Us. As we play, we will discuss the game's major themes, our reactions, and the online discourse surrounding the game.
This talk explores the development of the archaeology of the African continent through four broad historical periods. It considers how colonialism, independence, changing intellectual traditions, and African scholarship have shaped the questions archaeologists ask and the histories they produce, before turning to a broader question: why does archaeology matter in contemporary Africa?
Psychological science has offered benefits to others in ways such as showing the benefits of making connections with others, self-affirmations, mindfulness, and giving back to the community. This tabling event will showcase different ways that psychology can offer good to the community.
The Philosophy Department invites you to join us for the Great Conversation Series titled “Philosophy & Poetry”. This talk will be given by Dr. Rick Gallimore in Curry 238.
