Dr. Adolph L. Dial was once described as “a man for all seasons” largely due to his vast and varied life experiences which he readily shared with both students at UNC Pembroke and his community. His goal was always to inspire and make his world better than he found it.
UNC Pembroke neuroscientist Ben Bahr has received the 2021 Outstanding Mentor Award from the health sciences division of the Council on Undergraduate Research.
Last May, we all witnessed the tragic death of Mr. George Floyd at the hands of Derek Chauvin. Today’s decision is a monumental step that can now allow our country to move forward together, creating not only understanding but solutions.
A new school is on the horizon at UNC Pembroke to honor Mary McKenzie Edwards, a strong mother and role model who overcame obstacles in the 1930s to become a registered nurse.
Following the FDA, CDC and NC DHHS statements earlier this week regarding the pause on the distribution of the Johnson & Johnson/Janssen COVID-19 vaccine, UNC Pembroke will no longer be offering this vaccine. According to the CDC and FDA, there is no evidence that similar medical issues
As part of UNC Pembroke’s Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, Tommy Lee Woon will discuss historical and contemporary violence against Asians in the United States. The event will take place on April 20 in a virtual setting at 3 p.m.
The School of Education at UNC Pembroke and UNC Wilmington will host a Future Teachers of North Carolina event for high school juniors and seniors this summer.
Interested in athletic competition at UNCP? We want to hear your thoughts! Next week you will be receiving an invitation through Qualtrics to complete a survey indicating your interest in athletics programs at UNC Pembroke.
The Lumbee Regional Development Association, the Town of Pembroke, and UNC Pembroke remain committed to working collaboratively to identify the opportunities to safely host Lumbee Homecoming activities this summer.
The senior capstone exhibition "Self Identity" will be on display at the A.D. Gallery at UNC Pembroke through April 23.
The exhibit will feature works by five undergraduate art students: Isabella Garcia, Yessenia Camacho, Lanise Robinson, Alicia Haggans and Diamond Holland.
Senior Alexis Baril, who will graduate with her second degree from UNC Pembroke in May, has been accepted into Arizona State University School of Music.
The Office of Student Inclusion and Diversity and the LGBTQIA+ Committee at UNC Pembroke recently announced events for LGBTQIA+ Pride Month to be held April 1-30.
Houston Cougars’ impressive run in the NCAA tournament has ended, but the pride and love for the team and its head coach UNC Pembroke alumnus Kelvin Sampson continues to burn strong in the hearts of his UNCP family.
Officers Labretta McBryde and Shayanna Johnson of UNC Pembroke’s Police and Public Safety recently completed Crisis Intervention Training (CIT) at the Samarcand Training Facility in Moore County. The facility is operated through the N.C. Department of Public Safety.
