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Amplify Black Voices festival features new playwrights on "hallowed ground" of International Civil Rights Museum | News - Vimarsana News

Amplify Black Voices festival features new playwrights on "hallowed ground" of International Civil Rights Museum | News

Natalie Sowell is excited about the 2024 Amplify Black Voices Festival of New Plays, performed at the International Civil Rights Center & Museum at 134 S. Elm St. in Downtown

Time to Move Forward: Council appoints new city manager - Vimarsana News

Time to Move Forward: Council appoints new city manager

At the end of the March 19 meeting of Greensboro City Council, District 1’s Sharon Hightower spoke of confidentiality and the United States Constitution.

Professors taking UNCG buyout barred from tenure - Vimarsana News

Professors taking UNCG buyout barred from tenure

UNC-Greensboro is offering to buy out the tenure of senior faculty members in programs that are being discontinued. Those accepting the offer cannot be hired for another tenured position in

FEMA section chief & filmmaker join faculty/student fury over UNCG cuts - Vimarsana News

FEMA section chief & filmmaker join faculty/student fury over UNCG cuts

A FEMA section chief and a successful filmmaker are among the distinguished alumni of the UNC-Greensboro Anthropology Department who condemn its recently announced termination.

'We probably will not keep the Triad Stage monicker' Investors turn theater into music venue | Music - Vimarsana News

'We probably will not keep the Triad Stage monicker' Investors turn theater into music venue | Music

According to one of the local investors who purchased the Triad Stage building at 232 S. Elm St. in downtown Greensboro, the site will become a music venue rather than