Several ceremonies and programs were held across the state, nation and throughout Indian Country on Monday in celebration of Indigenous Peoples’ Day, but none more fitting than the one held at UNC Pembroke––an institution founded for the education of American Indians.
American mathematician and author Dr. Francis Su will be presenting a lecture titled “Mathematics for Human Flourishing” on October 20 at UNC Pembroke's Upchurch Auditorium in the James A. Thomas Hall.
Current and incoming UNC Pembroke students interested in pursuing a doctoral degree in pharmacy may be eligible for guaranteed admission to UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy, the nation’s top-ranked pharmacy program.
Five UNC Pembroke leaders have been selected for the UNC System’s BRIDGES Academic Leadership Program for Women.
It was the largest number selected from UNCP in the 30-year history of the program. A kickoff meeting was held September 9-10 at the Rizzo Center in Chapel Hill.
As a fourth-year doctoral candidate researching the genetic factors behind Clostridioides difficile infections at one of the nation’s top research universities, there’s not much free time carved out in Cheyenne Lee's schedule these days.
Dr. Joanna Hersey, associate dean for the College of Arts and Sciences and professor of Music at UNC Pembroke, participated in a special event in Washington D.C. held at the Library of Congress.
Alumna Cheyenne Lee (Biology 2019) had sage advice for students during her keynote address, “The grad school bundle: skills to take to and through the journey.” She spoke before an audience mostly of undergraduate students during the RISE Program’s annual end-of-summer research symposium last mon
