Lumbee Genealogy Symposium set for Oct. 24-25

The Museum of the Southeast American Indian at UNC Pembroke will host the second annual Lumbee Genealogy Symposium October 24-25.

Civil war historian to speak at Thomas Entrepreneurship Hub

­Civil war author Kevin M. Levin will hold a lecture and book signing at UNC Pembroke’s Thomas Entrepreneurship Hub on October 29.

Engle Revels named Admissions Director

Lumberton native Engle Revels will assume the role of Director of Admissions at The University of North Carolina at Pembroke, the university announced this week.

UNC System Launches Statewide Affordable Education Campaign

In the coming weeks, North Carolina residents will hear a lot more about the low cost of a college education in the state.

UNCP gearing up for 'PSU Throwback' Homecoming

UNC Pembroke will celebrate its 65th Homecoming October 7-12. The week-long tribute provides an opportunity for students, faculty, staff, alumni and community to gather and celebrate BraveNation, and is one of the longest-standing traditions at the university.

Professor Fazio, alumna present at Working-Class Studies Conference

UNCP English professor Michele Fazio and UNCP graduate Crystal Hester attended the Working-Class Studies Association’s (WCSA) annual conference September 3-6 at the University of Kent in Canterbury, England.

Legendary Queen tribute to rock UNCP Homecoming

The world’s longest-running and most popular Queen tribute band, Queen Nation, is coming to the Givens Performing Arts Center on the campus of The University of North Carolina at Pembroke on Oct. 11.

UNCP Board of Trustees swears in new members

Four new members of the Board of Trustees were officially sworn-in during the September 20 trustee meeting.

School of Education supports region’s new teachers

The School of Education recently hosted a Beginning Teacher Leadership Symposium with goal in mind­–to share with 50 new teachers about how to be a leader in the field of education.

UNCP grad broadening her horizons in South Korea

Of all the career paths Mia Baxley considered while completing her political science degree at UNC Pembroke, teaching wasn’t on her radar.

“It was something I never imagined myself doing.”

Dr. Martin Farley earns Distinguished Service Award

Dr. Martin B. Farley is the recipient of the 2019 AASP­­ The Palynological Society’s Distinguished Service Award.

UNCP to host 30th annual Pembroke Day

UNC Pembroke and the town of Pembroke will team up September 26 to continue a tradition that began in 1989.

Museum of the Southeast American Indian receives $20K gift

A surprise $20,000 donation to the Museum of the Southeast American Indian brought tears to the eyes of its director, Nancy Strickland Fields.

Students spend summer studying in South Korea, Australia

Academic studies over summer break extended far beyond the classroom for a dozen UNC Pembroke students and faculty.

UNCP breaks enrollment record

Jada Jacobs wants to be a pediatric oncologist and one day open a free clinic. Jada has seen firsthand the need for improved health care delivery in her home county of Robeson.

Dr. Aaron Vandermeer serves as guest lecturer in Germany

Germany’s Baroque-style palaces, prominent town squares and forested hills provided a breathtaking backdrop for UNC Pembroke professor Aaron Vandermeer’s jazz history lectures over the summer.

DORIAN: Campus Service Operating Hours

DINING

Thursday, September 5, 2019

Dining Hall

Closed*

*Boxed Breakfast, Lunch and Dinners will be delivered to all residence halls.

Native American Speaker Series postponed

The kickoff of the 2019-20 Native American Speakers Series at UNC Pembroke has been rescheduled for Tuesday, Sept. 24.

WEATHER UPDATE: Hurricane Dorian

Campus service and facility operating hours 

UPDATED: Friday, September 6, 2019 4 p.m., Message from Chancellor Cummings

University Courtyard Apartments add new units

UNC Pembroke senior Wanya Ward was beaming with pride while showing off his spacious bedroom, living room and other amenities featured in the newest apartments on campus.