Allyson Chavis and Allyson Lane met four years ago while working at a local animal hospital. It didn’t take long to discover they shared more in common than their name.
UNC Pembroke graduate Garrett Chavis admits he was unsure how his academic credentials would stack up to that of other first-year Ph.D. students at the University of Michigan Medical School––home to one of the top research medical programs in the country.
The UNC Pembroke Music Department is celebrating the gift of music with the 14th Holiday Extravaganza, an annual concert event to raise money for music scholarships.
The concert will be held on December 2 at 7:30 p.m. at Givens Performing Arts Center.
UNC Pembroke has announced Cecilia Holden, president and CEO of myFutureNC, as the keynote speaker for the undergraduate ceremony at the Winter Commencement on December 10.
Dressed in matching black Reservation Dogs T-shirts, Denise Salvetti and her teenage son, Chayton, were all smiles as they stood in line to snap pictures with Reservation Dogs creator Sterlin Harjo and fellow Indigenous actor and comedian Tatanka Means.
UNC Pembroke professor Scott Hicks and alumna Olivia Sadler are finalists for a 2022 AASHE Sustainability Award recognizing outstanding scholarship in higher education.
The Office of Student Inclusion and Diversity (OSID) and the Trans Awareness Week and Day of Remembrance Planning Committee at UNC Pembroke recently announced events for Transgender Awareness Week and Day of Remembrance.
Dr. Jonathan Ricks, an assistant professor at UNC Pembroke, has been named Counselor Educator of the Year by the North Carolina School Counselor Association (NCSCA).
The Givens Performing Arts Center on the campus of The University of North Carolina at Pembroke will present the holiday classic “The Nutcracker Ballet” on Sunday, November 20, at 4 p.m.
The special production is sponsored by Howington Office Products.
UNC Pembroke is partnering with Western Carolina University to introduce an evidence-based senior wellness program at local nursing homes to increase residents’ exercise and social interaction.
Kaloni Walton felt a sense of belonging after meeting with the American Indian Heritage Center at UNC Pembroke as a high school senior two years ago. It was this unique connection that impacted her decision to enroll.
The UNC Pembroke Rocket Team was formed with a handful of students looking to hone their engineering and design skills.
Five years and several intercollegiate rocket competitions later, student participation––much like the seven-foot-long rockets they build––has taken off.
A senior capstone exhibition featuring the works of four UNC Pembroke art students will be on display at the AD Gallery beginning Thursday, October 27.
