UNC Pembroke’s newly established First Americans’ Educational Leadership program recently marked its inaugural year with a special dinner and guest lecture.
A former trustee and an award-winning political science professor will deliver the keynote address to the graduating class during separate commencement ceremonies at UNC Pembroke.
It was standing room only as UNC Pembroke faculty and staff gathered for a recent professional development session on Culturally Responsive Teaching in Higher Education.
A group of energetic eighth graders from Robeson County displayed creativity, originality and innovation at the annual Young Entrepreneurs Pitch Competition.
UNC Pembroke’s Campus Engagement and Leadership recently ventured to Washington, D.C. to attend the 2019 ROADTRIP! Leadership Conference with eight students.
Student teaching is a much-anticipated rite of passage for future educators — an opportunity to practice what they’ve learned. In the classroom full time, students have little time for much else, and for those who work it can also be a time of financial uncertainty.
Former N.C. House of Representative George Breece was honored for a lifetime of public service during the 22nd annual Business Visions Awards Banquet at UNC Pembroke.
Faculty, staff and students of the UNC Pembroke Music Department will perform in the 11th annual Holiday Extravaganza concert at Givens Performing Arts Center on Friday, Nov. 22.
UNC Pembroke alumnus and former theatre student Joshua Shipman has landed a dozen roles in TV series since earning his degree. But the performances pale in comparison to seeing yourself projected on a 40-foot-tall big screen.
The Office of Campus Engagement and Leadership recently traveled to Washington, D.C. with a team of students for the sixth annual ‘UNCP in DC’ alternative fall break trip.
The A.D. Gallery is pleased to present the student thesis exhibition titled Held In Higher Light.
The exhibition will be on display November 7-15. An opening reception will b held from 4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Thursday. The exhibition is free and open to the public.
Biology major Jessica Dean invested two months of her summer break in studying cellular aspects of prostate cancer at Wake Forest University. Jessica presented her findings before the Wake Forest Baptist Health's Comprehensive Cancer Center, and she was one of only a handful of UNC Pemb
