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“Surviving the Holocaust-An Evening with George Abraham” will take place online November 5th at 7:30 pm.

After learning that the fall semester would be unlike any other, the Traditions Council set out to create a safe experience that would engage students with the ���ϲ����� campus and community.

Student organizations safely gathered on the Global Neighborhood basketball courts on Saturday and Sunday to paint large wooden “E”s.

Thompson, along with two others, produced an online book, “Westerwood in Quarantine,” featuring photographs and stories from fellow residents of the Westerwood neighborhood near downtown Greensboro.

The organization is holding events around campus today to spread awareness to the ���ϲ����� community.

Weaver was recognized for his work with his company, Weird Enough Productions, which encourages young people to grasp their true potential.

Even though they are unable to work close together, the catalysts are still determined to help their peers implement design thinking practices in all aspects of their lives.

Despite the pandemic restrictions, many faculty and students still dedicated time packing meals at this newly designed, physically distant volunteer event.

The annual awards from the Greensboro newspaper recognize the achievements of older residents in Guilford County.