The College of Arts & Sciences Dean’s Office invites proposals for the second year of the Tew Ignite Transdisciplinary Research Fund. Established to support the development of new research networks that connect the College of Arts & Sciences with other UNCG colleges and schools, the fund is made possible through… Continue reading…
The Department of Political Science will host a book launch for Dr. Fabrice Lehoucq’s recent publication, “The Coup Trap in Latin America,” on Tuesday, Sept. 15 from 5:30 to 7 p.m. in the Weatherspoon Art Museum.
The Department of Psychology will hold its annual Graduate Research Colloquium (GRC), a signature event in which rising 2nd year graduate students present their research to department faculty and students, as well as other guests from around the university.
Join AADS students and alumni Adrianna Mims, Quinrose Mvuri, and Natalie J. Paul to learn about how they are taking food security for college students into their own hands to shape policy and practice. With AADS faculty representatives. Learn how AADS students/ alumni are growing produce using the AADS Tower… Continue reading…
Join us for poster presentations of recent undergraduate research projects and short introductions to current research opportunities, information on mathematics and statistics related student groups, and we’ll announce the winner of the t-shirt design contest! Location: Petty Building, “Under the Bridge”
Join us in Petty 212 for “Meet our Little Robot” Technology demo session, including a mini robot demo
Join us in Petty 212 for “From Code to Intelligence: AI & Computing Research Showcase,” including an interactive large language model-based healthcare application.
The CAS Office of Research is pleased to announce the 2026–27 Dorothy Levis Munroe Student Research Grant Program, which provides funding to support undergraduate and graduate student research in the natural sciences and mathematics. The program was established through the generosity of Dorothy Levis Munroe ’44, who attended UNCG with… Continue reading…
What began as a class assignment became an award-winning documentary for media studies student Cole Smith ’26. Through interviews, research, and filmmaking, Smith explores his family’s legacy of entrepreneurship, community impact, and resilience.
“Just like humans, bees get viruses too,” says Dr. Nicholas Oberlies, who was recently awarded a grant from the USDA Agricultural Research Service to study natural compounds that could help prevent viral infections in honeybees. “Deformed wing virus, for example, leads to bees that are non-productive and eliminated from the… Continue reading…
