UNCP Mourns Loss of Former Chancellor Dr. Joseph B. Oxendine

UNCP remembers Chancellor Emeritus Dr. Joseph B. Oxendine who passed away on Tuesday, April 14. He was 90.

UNCP to receive funding to provide help to students with COVID-19 expenses

UNC Pembroke is expected to receive $6,274,710 from the U.S. Department of Education to provide financial relief to students experiencing hardship and disruptions to their education due to the COVID-19 outbreak.

Duke Energy Foundation awards UNCP Foundation $20,000 grant

The University of North Carolina at Pembroke Foundation has been awarded a $20,000 grant from the Duke Energy Foundation.

Dr. Michele Fazio wins UNC System Award for Teaching Excellence

As a first-generation college student and now professor, Dr. Michele Fazio discovers kindred spirits in many first-generation students she encounters at UNC Pembroke.

UNCP’s Simone Spencer elected as senior vice president of the UNC Association of Student Governments

UNC Pembroke’s Simone Spencer was elected as the 49th session senior vice president of the UNC Association of Student Governments. 

Thomas Entrepreneurship HUB wins $480,000 grant

UNCP Foundation was granted $480,000 from the Golden LEAF Foundation to expand business services offered through the Thomas Entrepreneurship HUB.

Executive Director Thomas Hall said the funds are a timely award that will provide support for fledgling businesses during unstable times.

Spring Commencement moved to August 7-8

UNC Pembroke has postponed Spring Commencement exercises to August 7-8.

Chancellor Robin Gary Cummings made the announcement today in an email to students, faculty and campus community.  

Human Trafficking Conference rescheduled for October 20

The 5th annual Human Trafficking Conference has been rescheduled for October 20. The conference was originally set for April 1.

Lt. Gov. Dan Forest will be among the featured speakers.

UNCP mourns the loss of longtime professor Dr. David Maxwell

UNC Pembroke is mourning the loss of one of its own after longtime professor Dr. David Maxwell was killed in a traffic accident on Wednesday.

UNCP history lecture featured on C-SPAN 3

A lecture taped last fall by UNCP history professor Jamie Martinez was recently aired on C-Span 3. Dr.

UNCP to offer play therapy curriculum

To further address the mental health needs of children and adolescents in the region, the College of Health Sciences at UNC Pembroke has added a new play therapy curriculum.

UNCP announces fall 2019 graduates

The University of North Carolina at Pembroke announces its fall 2019 graduates. 

Undergraduate

Bachelor of Arts

Beaufort

Faculty, staff stir the pot at Chili Cook-Off

Tony Wilson, a.k.a. “The Frito Bandito” representing University Communications and Marketing, took home first prize in the annual Staff & Faculty Chili Cook-Off.

UNC System Announces Guidance for Campuses Related to COVID-19

Please visit UNCP's COVID-19 page.

Alumnus, former basketball player honors late UNCP professor

Most college graduates can single out the one professor whose influence had a lasting impact long after the classroom.

For Bobby Dole, it was Dr. Andre Nadeau, his physical education professor at UNC Pembroke.

Senior Lemuel Subdias places second at PBC Art Exhibition

Senior Lemuel Subdias placed second overall at the annual Peach Belt Conference Art Exhibition.

UNC System President Bill Roper discuss budget needs during UNCP visit

University of North Carolina System Interim President Bill Roper toured the UNC Pembroke campus on March 6 to highlight the ways in which the state budget impasse is affecting the university and the community it serves.

Mickey Gregory joins Board of Trustees at UNC Pembroke

Mickey Gregory, former Executive Director of the Lumberton Visitors Bureau, has been appointed to the Board of Trustees at UNC Pembroke.

Department of Music hosts 13th annual Honor Choir

More than 100 high school students from across the region performed at the 13^th annual Honor Choir hosted by UNC Pembroke’s Department of Music.

Alumnus, PhD candidate Marcus Sherman speaks to RISE students

Alumnus Marcus Sherman, a bioinformatics PhD candidate at the University of Michigan, spoke with members of UNCP’s RISE (Research Initiative for Scientific Enhancement) program on Thursday, March 6. Before his presentation, he held a Q&A session with students regarding his research exper