UNC Pembroke will honor its heritage and the seven visionaries who founded the university with a Founders’ Day ceremony at 11 a.m., Wednesday, March 1.
The event to mark UNCP’s 136th anniversary will take place in front of Old Main on campus and is open to the public.
UNC Pembroke’s photographer Willis Glassgow is best known for capturing memorable moments and telling the unique story of UNC Pembroke. But to the students and campus community, he means much more.
Just in time for St. Patrick’s Day, Wings: Dublin Irish Dance is coming to the Givens Performing Arts Center on The University of North Carolina campus at Pembroke to kick up an evening of excitement.
The Thomas School of Business at UNC Pembroke has been granted an extension of accreditation of its undergraduate and graduate programs––a distinction obtained by less than 6% of business schools worldwide.
Dr. Moogega “Moo” Cooper, an astronomer and lead planetary protection engineer for NASA’s Mars 2020, heads up a series of events that will be held at UNC Pembroke in February to honor Black History Month.
A Forbes contributor, the owner of a global training firm and a professional actress are among the national speakers featured in the first-ever TEDx conference at UNC Pembroke on Saturday, February 11.
UNC Pembroke has been awarded nearly $1 million in federal funding to help address students’ basic need deficits, which studies have shown create obstacles to academic success and career readiness.
Since her childhood on the family farm in Tabor City, N.C., Lenore Taylor has been involved in athletics and has seen the difference sports can make in the lives of young people.
Justus Brewington and Riley Fox exemplify all the qualities that UNC Pembroke values in the Esther G. Maynor Honors College, which is designed to attract top students.
UNC Pembroke professors Mabel Rivera and Gretchen Robinson are being recognized for their years of service beyond the classroom as advocates for individuals with disabilities across the state.
Anthonia Oladeji dreamed of becoming a child and adolescent psychiatrist. But after being diagnosed with an endocrine disorder when she was 17, Oladeji discovered a new career path.
Frequent trips to the doctor piqued her curiosity about pharmacy.
