2.9K views · 87 reactions | This week, more than 2,800 Spartans will graduate from UNCG with doctoral, master's, and bachelor's degrees.   Like fellow graduates, Beck Foster, Benjamin Teri, and Megan Whitbeck are reflecting on their journeys and preparing for the adventures ahead. Join us in celebrating the Class of 2023: commencement.uncg.edu #UNCGGrad | UNC Greensboro | Facebook

43K views · 346 reactions | "Graduates, go forth and create your masterpiece." We are proud to have welcomed over 2,800 Spartans into the UNCG Alumni family last week.   Read more: https://www.uncg.edu/featured/new-leaders-educators-and-innovators-from-uncg-are-ready-for-lifes-next-journey/?utm_campaign=UNCG+Social&utm_medium=facebook&utm_source=UNC+Greensboro | UNC Greensboro | Facebook

"During my time at UNCG, I didn't feel tokenized, but I felt right at home. I didn't feel out of place, I knew this was my place." Thanks to outgoing UNCG Student Government Association President Samaya Roary for exemplifying the #UNCGWay, and sharing this inspiring, powerful message with her fellow graduates. | UNC Greensboro

University of North Carolina Greensboro Police, To ask an officer for their badge number because they are arresting her boyfriend and turn around and try to walk away DOES NOT justify an arrest. Police can be questioned. They are not above the law. Additionally, in North Carolina …you are allowed to resist an unlawful arrest. In transparency I don’t have the video so it’s possible my position may change. However, in my opinion this is not good policing. This is a college student and arresting he