UNCG Alumni

Six weeks since Commencement 🤩 Spring 2026 grads, we hope you're enjoying your first summer as !

If you attended one of our Alumni All Access sessions this year, we want to hear from you! Visit forms.office.com/r/2cPyCa4SHr to share your thoughts ✨

Greensboro's newest live music venue The Pyrle has a Spartan connection 👀 Read more at magazine.uncg.edu/newsfront/uncg-alumnus-is-creative-leader-of-the-pyrle.

SOAR is here! We love welcoming our newest Spartans to campus, and can't wait to see how their UNCG journeys unfold.

🫧 : What is your best memory from your early UNCG days?

Happy birthday to our Marcus T. Johnson Alumni House! Originally the Alumnae House, this centerpiece of UNCG alumni history was first dedicated on June 5, 1937✨

June 1-7 is ! Meet UNC Greensboro alumnus Ernest Dollar '93, Director of Museums for the City of Raleigh. According to Ernest, the best way to engage museum visitors with history is by making it personal. Read more at magazine.uncg.edu/newsfront/alumnus-directs-raleigh-museums 🏛️

Alumnus directs Raleigh museums | UNCG Magazine For Ernest Dollar ’93, director of museums for the City of Raleigh, the way to engage visitors is to make history personal. “I can tell you facts about the Battle of Gettysburg, but when I can also tell you about a young man who was there, far from home, and... Continue reading...

“The Eternal Figure,” an exhibition of nearly 30 works, celebrates the career of this Spartan artist James Barnhill '82 MFA. Don't miss out: this exhibit runs through this Friday, June 5th at Greensboro’s Continental Club Gallery (816 S Elm St.) Admission is free.

Visit magazine.uncg.edu/thestudio/career-retrospective-of-spartan-sculptor-james-barnhill to learn more.

Career retrospective of Spartan sculptor James Barnhill | UNCG Magazine James Barnhill ’82 MFA first sculpted the human form while a UNC Greensboro graduate student, learning from esteemed artists on the UNCG faculty. Barnhill’s career as a sculptor, with works prominent in Greensboro and across the nation, has been widely lauded.   In the city of Greensboro,...

We hope you've enjoyed exploring the Spring 2026 issue of UNCG Magazine! Now, it's time to share your feedback. What did you love? What didn't you love? What type of stories do you want to see in future editions? Visit go.uncg.edu/spring26magsurvey to let us know 📖

🎓 Did you graduate between 2016 and 2026? You're eligible to and support a future Spartan grad! The cost of regalia can often be a barrier to participation in Commencement, and our Pass the Tassel initiative helps ensure that all Spartans are able to cross the stage. Visit alumni.uncg.edu/pass-the-tassel-support-a-spartan to learn more.

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