The Journey to Medicine – Preparing for Medical School and a Life of Service
Featured Speaker: Rebecca Hayes, M.D. Open to public.
Featured Speaker: Rebecca Hayes, M.D. Open to public.
CAS Week 2026 (September 14-18) is a celebration of discovery, creativity, and innovation across UNCG’s College of Arts & Sciences. During this inaugural week, departments and programs from across the College will host a variety of engaging events that showcase the breadth and depth of the arts, humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, and mathematical sciences. Open to students, faculty, staff, alumni, and community members, Arts & Sciences Week invites participants to explore new ideas, connect with experts, experience hands-on learning, and discover the many ways the College of Arts & Sciences shapes our world.
Join the fun at the Foust Building for our opening parade to kick off Arts & Sciences Week! We will have adorable goats walking alongside the parade, representing UNCG's G.O.A.T. status!
Visit the AADS class about African American Art History
Come play Goat Simulator!, meet new people, and check out the new VES student lounge! Location: Graham, Room 450
Join us in Jarrell Auditorium at noon to watch the film "Wilmington on Fire" with a talk afterwards by filmmaker Christopher Everett.
Join us in the EUC Kirkland Room for a multilingual festival featuring mini language lessons, poetry readings in original languages with translation, student performances, international music and dance, and much more!
If you've seen Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey (2026), please join us at Oden Brewing from 5:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. to discuss some of the exciting questions around the film. No expertise necessary.
Sit in on one of four AADS classes today, ranging in start times between 9:30 am and 6pm. See event details for full list of classes and locations!
Join us outside of the Sullivan Science Building (weather permitting) for chemistry demonstrations.
Join us for this special event, Finding Your Communication Rhythm: Bridging Health, Wellness, Humanity, and Technology. Communication Studies Department, Ferguson Building, 1st Floor
Experimental Archaeology: Come try your hand at Roman cooking!