News & Events from Around the College

Unholy Trinity

UNCP senior takes first place in PBC Art Exhibition

March 22, 2019
| News

Lemuel Subdias’ first collegiate art exhibition resulted in the top prize.

The UNCP senior art major took home first place at the annual Peach Belt Conference Art Exhibition.

Robotics

UNCP to host FIRST Robotics competition March 30-31

March 22, 2019
| News

Thirty-six high school robotics team will battle in a FIRST Robotics event at UNC Pembroke March 30-31.

Pi Day

UNCP celebrates Pi Day with 400 middle school students

March 20, 2019
| News

More than 400 seventh and eighth graders from John Griffin Middle School in Fayetteville, Magnolia and Prospect schools in Robeson County visited The University of North Carolina at Pembroke for the 3rd annual Pi Day.

Students Join TriBeta, a national honor society for students of the biological sciences

Apply Today for Honor Society for Biology Students

March 12, 2019
| Biology

The Biology Department's chapter of TriBeta is now accepting applications.  TriBeta (or Beta Beta Beta) is a National Honor Society for students of the biological sciences, with numerous chapters across the nation.  

Julie Kane Reads Poetry March 14

March 12, 2019
| English, Theatre, and World Languages

PEMBROKE, NC – Thanks to a partnership of the Pembroke Magazine, the College of Arts & Sciences, and the Mary Livermore Library’s Friends of the Library, this Thursday at 5 p.m., poet, editor, professor emeritus, and former poet laureate of Louisiana Julie Kane will read from he

Science fair

UNCP announces winners of 38th annual Region IV Science Fair

March 7, 2019
| News

Ambitious scientists from Robeson and surrounding counties proudly displayed their ideas in various scientific forms inside the auxiliary gym in the Jones Health and Physical Education Center.

Ashley Allen

UNCP professor to take part in study of hurricane-affected residents

March 6, 2019
| News

Researchers at The University of North Carolina Pembroke, East Carolina University, and the University of Colorado-Colorado Springs will undertake a longitudinal study of hurricane-affected residents of four rural North Carolina counties thanks to a nearly $200,000 grant from the National Science

Undergraduate English Symposium

First Annual English Student Symposium Coming on April 1—No Fooling!

February 27, 2019
| English, Theatre, and World Languages

The ETFL Student Engagement Committee and the English Program are launching a new event this year - an English Symposium - scheduled on Monday, April 1, from 2:00-5:00 p.m. in the Chavis University Center.

Darkwater

Darkwater Women in Music Festival set for March 1-2

February 15, 2019
| News

The University of North Carolina at Pembroke will host the inaugural Darkwater Women in Music Festival on March 1-2.  

Human Trafficking Conference to be held March 12

February 15, 2019
| News

The fourth annual Human Trafficking Conference will be held on the campus of UNC Pembroke on March 12.

The conference will be held from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the University Center Annex. It is free and open to the public.