Five UNCP students and two faculty members recently returned from Saskatchewan, Canada where they took part in a 12-day International Indigenous Exchange Consortium study abroad course.
A history class at UNC Pembroke worked on a proposal to erect a North Carolina Historical Marker recognizing the 1958 routing of the KKK by members of the Lumbee community.
The Research Initiative for Scientific Enhancement (RISE) Program at UNC Pembroke is changing lives through education. The program is pleased to announce the graduation of Dr.
Strike at the Wind! – a play beloved by generations – returns to Givens Performing Arts Center for three shows as part of the 50th anniversary of Lumbee Homecoming.
UNCP senior Cassandra Barlogio was recognized at the national Alpha Chi Convention in Oregon April 5-7.
Barlogio was awarded the Blake and Trish Janutolo Prize in Organismal and Ecological Biology for her presentation titled, “Discovering the Microbial Diversity of the Lumber River.”
UNCP faculty in the Department of Sociology & Criminal Justice will appear on National Public Radio Wednesday, May 16, 2018. Mario Paparozzi, Professor and Chair of the Sociology and Criminal Justice Department, and Judith Paparozzi will share their prison corrections experience with Ca
