The UNCP Campus Garden & Apiary was visited by student volunteers in the APPLES Service-Learning program (UNC-Chapel Hill) on an alternative winter break.
A $100,000 grant from the Duke Energy Foundation will allow the Lumber River Conservancy (LRC) and its partners in the UNC Pembroke biology department to study the effects of agricultural runoff, drought, and recent hurricanes on the river’s overall health.
Charles Beem (History) and Carole Levin were recently interviewed about their book series Queenship and Power (Palgrave Macmillan), which celebrates its 10th birthday this year.
In step with its mission to promote conservation, the Greener Coalition rallied UNC Pembroke students for volunteer work at Shizzy’s Wildcat Rescue. The wildcat rescue center is a fledgling nonprofit located in Fair Bluff, North Carolina,
Wendee Lambert walked proudly across the stage inside the Jones Athletic Center after her name was called Saturday during UNC Pembroke’s Winter Commencement.
The Holiday in the Garden event happened for the first time on December 6th, from 4:30-7:30 PM at the UNCP Campus Garden & Apiary next to Pine Cottage.
Professor Dennis Edgell's GGYS 5040 class is hosting a mini-symposium on Cultural Geography December 12th, 5:30-8:15pm. The event will beheld in the Oxendine Science Building, Room 3246 and will offer graduate students the opportunity to model professional poster and oral presentations.
Friday, Nov. 30th, was the inaugural meeting of a new UNCP club. The Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) Student Chapter met to discuss what the chapter is about and what it can bring to its members.
Deborah Gunsallus, a junior at UNC Pembroke and a student employee of the Office of Community and Civic Engagement (CCE), won the Community Impact Award at the annual North Carolina Campus Compact CSNAP Conference.
