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.

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 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.

Senior Lemuel Subdias places second at PBC Art Exhibition

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

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

The Museum of the Southeast American Indian to host Visual Voices: Contemporary Chickasaw Art Exhibition

The acclaimed exhibit Visual Voices: Contemporary Chickasaw Art will make a stop at UNC Pembroke as part of its national tour.

History, music departments collaborate to present ‘Votes for Women’ concert series

August 18, 2020, marks 100 years since the 19th Amendment of the Constitution was ratified, and UNC Pembroke’s Music and History Departments are coming together to tell the tale of the seven-decade fight of the women’s suffrage movement.

Ethan Oxendine named CEL Student of the Month

Ethan Oxendine has been named Campus Engagement and Leadership's (CEL) Student of the Month for February at UNC Pembroke.

Prescribed fires burn turtles but may help egg-laying females

Article by Joshua Rapp Learn (published in The Wildlife Society)

UNCP Chapter of Sigma Delta Pi Celebrates National Society's 100TH Anniversary

PEMBROKE, N.C.— The University’s chapter of Sigma Delta Pi, the Hispanic National Honor Society, recognizes college students who attain excellence in the study of the Spanish language, literature, and cultures, and are committed to understanding the Hispanic world.