We’re Going to Need a Bigger Molecule
Repost from UNCG Research Magazine Kala Youngblood comes from a small, rural Virginia town. She describes it as a beautiful...
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Welcome to the URSCO blog, where UNCG’s undergraduate scholars share their work and and its impact with the world. This blog aims to highlight the amazing undergraduate research and scholarly activity that takes place on our campus.
Ritual use of animals in the Wari empire
We interviewed Joshua Malloy, a recent graduate who majored in anthropology and religious studies, with a minor in German. Along...
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From undergraduate researcher to PhD student
Repost from UNCG News UNC Greensboro stands out for its commitment to undergraduate research. Students build close relationships with faculty...
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Memory and Emotions
We interviewed Laci Gray, a graduating senior who majored in psychology with minors in Spanish and creative writing. Along with...
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Growing plants in space
Melika Osareh is a junior majoring in biology and minoring in chemistry. Along with her research mentor Dr. John Z....
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Designing costumes for Pippin
Jacquelyn Whiteside is a senior majoring in drama, minoring in musical and technical theatre. Along with her research mentor Deborah...
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HOW UNCG HANDLED THE 1918 FLU PANDEMIC
Repost from UNCG News COVID-19 is not the first pandemic our campus has faced. In early 1918, influenza made its...
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Reconstructing the Reed
Alex Stewart is a junior majoring in music performance with a concentration in woodwinds; his instrument is the oboe. Along...
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Risk-Taking Adolescents
Maura Bourne graduated in May 2019 with a BA in psychology and a minor in sociology. During her time as...
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The Buzz on Bee Size
Kali Cox graduated in May 2019 with a degree in biology. She and her collaborator Jake Herman completed the project...
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