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Coleman has composed a new five-minute work for string orchestra. This piece of music is a sequel to his first published work, "Adieu," which was written when he was 18 years old.

A Community Partnerships Initiative (CPI) grant is supporting collaboration between ���ϲ����� students in COR 4430: Poverty and Social Justice and the Chimwemwe Children’s Centre in Malawi. Through sharing educational resources, students engage in cross-cultural learning about poverty while working to advance social justice in Baluti Village.

Disaster relief efforts bring home the power of service and connection.

In July and August, Scholars travelled to the east and central regions of the South Asian nation to engage with multiple communities.

Three community “Learn & Share” experiences will present opportunities for career empowerment, financial planning and giving back to the community.

Former Greensboro mayor and Bryan Foundation president and CEO Jim Melvin was an early visionary supporter of the School of Law, establishing the downtown Greensboro campus in support of “a law school with a difference.” He died Aug. 10, 2025, at the age of 91.

Four students and four faculty and staff participated in Interfaith America’s 2025 Interfaith Leadership Summit, “Chords of Democracy.”

The ���ϲ����� professional writing and rhetoric major has an internship with Abrams Books in New York City, allowing her to see different aspects of the publishing world.

As the back-to-school season begins, the Village Project reflects on the students who took home the magic of literacy this summer.

Public opinion is divided on athlete compensation, employment and the governance of college sports, though Americans are unified in support of academic standards and the importance of college athletics opportunities in all sports.