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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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.
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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Digging In
Since 2009, Dr. Joanne Murphy (left) has guided UNCG students like Michael Bell (right) through six-week professional internships at an...
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Collision Courses
Repost from UNCG Research Magazine Aidan Lytle has been interested in physics – “the purest science,” he says – since...
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Plucky Pedagogy
Repost from UNCG Research Magazine Dixie Ortiz was a fifth-grader when she first heard the violin. A teacher at her...
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Daydreaming Styles and Brain Functional Connectivity
Recent graduate Dahlia Alharoon – who earned a degree in psychology with a minor in Spanish – used fMRI to...
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Photoactive Drugs As Anticancer Agents
Repost from UNCG Now. UNC Greensboro undergraduate Evan Bradner’s interest in medicine began at a young age, during an exceptionally...
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Battling healthcare: The immigrants’ healthcare double bind
Minerva Magazine offers a sample of projects by sophomore, emerging researchers in the Residential Colleges. Articles are written by students...
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Civil War monuments: Should they stay or should they go?
Minerva Magazine offers a sample of projects by sophomore, emerging researchers in the Residential Colleges. Articles are written by students...
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