UNCG graduate student Azariah Journey leads a protest of students in front of the school’s library in Greensboro on Thursday. The protesters shouted slogans like “We’re not customers. Save the G. Where’s our Chancellor? All programs, all students.”
WOODY MARSHALL photos, NEWS & RECORD
UNCG students gather in front of the school’s library to protest in Greensboro on Thursday.
WOODY MARSHALL, NEWS & RECORD
UNCG students march along College Avenue on the school’s campus on Thursday. Organizers estimated roughly 250 people attended, and others honked from their cars as they drove past, prompting cheers from the crowd.
WOODY MARSHALL, NEWS & RECORD
UNCG students gather in front of the school’s library to protest potential cuts to faculty and programs in Greensboro on Thursday.
GREENSBORO — Standing outside the UNCG administration building on Thursday, a group of students, faculty and staff held signs and chanted in opposition to the potential elimination of some academic programs, as well as possible increases in tuition and fees for graduate students.
Unhappy about the possibility of some academic programs being cut, UNCG students march along Spring Street toward the administration building in October.
UNCG graduate student Azariah Journey leads a protest of students in front of the school’s library in Greensboro on Thursday. The protesters shouted slogans like “We’re not customers. Save the G. Where’s our Chancellor? All programs, all students.”
UNCG students march along College Avenue on the school’s campus on Thursday. Organizers estimated roughly 250 people attended, and others honked from their cars as they drove past, prompting cheers from the crowd.
Unhappy about the possibility of some academic programs being cut, UNCG students march along Spring Street toward the administration building in October.