Greensboro's mayoral debate will be held on the UNCG campus on April 3. The event is open to the public. Read more in YES! Weekly: bit.ly/3igO4bz City of Greensboro

.UNCG was featured in an article from Spectrum News 1 ILM about North Carolina's history in pioneering women's education. The University was recognized for being the first public school for women in North Carolina. More details: bit.ly/3JshdwM #WomensHistoryMonth

Shout-out to Weatherspoon UNCG on being featured on U.S. News & World Report' list of 27 things to do in Greensboro! Read more: travel.usnews.com/features/top-t… #VisitWAM #VisitGSO

A UNCG alumnus and two Greensboro neighbors are raising money to help an old friend and her daughters escape the violence in Ukraine. Read more in this WCNC Charlotte story: bit.ly/3uq04gX #UNCGAlumni

Stephen Borchik, a UNCG athletic trainer, was recognized for saving a basketball player who collapsed after conditioning and went into cardiac arrest. Read more in this FOX8 WGHP article: bit.ly/3KTD54h UNCG Athletics

.UNCG nurses are trying to help with the Ukranian refugee crisis in Moldova. They're leading the education effort for Moldovan health care workers through webinars about caring for the needs of the refugee population. More via ABC11 EyewitnessNews: abc11.tv/3ti7Qtz UNCGNursing

This Bryan School at UNCG professor, Dr. Vas Tara, has created a pen pal program to connect children in Ukraine and the United States. Details via WFMY News 2: bit.ly/3D91gcp

In the news: Transformative gift by UNCG alumna names the Jeanne Tannenbaum Center for Creative Practice at the Greensboro university. More in Rome News Tribune: bit.ly/3qDmlGJ

Experts say cyber threats are up and they expect them to continue rising. Learn more about a UNCG program that helps educate the community on the risks. Learn more in this WFMY News 2 article: bit.ly/3J1ieKR

In the news: UNCG alumna Rhiannon Giddens wins a Grammy for her album “They’re Calling Me Home.” This is her second #GrammyAward, but first as a solo artist. Read more in the News & Record: bit.ly/3DI0Z06

This weekend marks the start of UNCG Theatre's 'The Spongebob Musical!' In-person performances take place April 8-23 in the UNCG Taylor Theatre. Learn more YES! Weekly article and purchase tickets: bit.ly/3jgVbl0

The Greensboro Bound Literary Festival returns May 19-22, with UNCG hosting two events. The festival, free to the public, features 55 authors. Read more in YES! Weekly: bit.ly/3jmoen3

What's driving the creation of new businesses in North Carolina? UNCG Professor Keith Debbage places the surge in business creations in context. More from Winston-Salem Journal: bit.ly/3KDrFC6

With $1.5 million in federal funding, UNCG and the nonprofit Technology and Data Institute intend to put a 5G cellular network in homes and convert the signal to WiFi! This is a very transformative step for our community! More info via govtechnews: bit.ly/3rGqoT5

Check out this informative article/podcast with Dr. Jenny Etnier, Department of Kinesiology, UNCG professor and associate chair. She explains how exercise benefits the brain. Details via American Psychological Association: bit.ly/36Btm46 #healthandwellness #kinesiology

.UNCG's new #esports gaming arena is officially open. Read about the facility's grand opening in this FOX8 WGHP story: bit.ly/3vNVRnG #esportsnews #esportsindustry #esportseducation

.UNCG IARc associate professor and CIDA board member Amanda Gale has been featured in an article about 3 Transformative Influences on the Interior Design Profession. Check it out the story from Interior Design: bit.ly/3vihEVD

What's the next professional goal for Outstanding Woman in Business Waiyi Tse of UNCG Writing a novel buff.ly/385W121 #highered #highereducation #law #oxfordcomma UNCG Alumni UCLA UCLA School of Law

ICYMI: Last month's The Washington Post story on children orphaned by gun violence discusses research by Jocelyn R. Smith Lee, PhD washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/inter…

In USA TODAY: public reaction to the Depp-Heard defamation trial is perpetuating stereotypes that muddle the cultural conversation on domestic violence UNCG's Dr. Christine Murray is one of the experts interviewed & quoted in this week's story usatoday.com/story/life/hea…