UNCP ranked among top affordable MPA online programs

The University of North Carolina at Pembroke has been ranked among the top 30 affordable master's in public administration (MPA) online degree programs for 2018 by Best Value Schools.

Broadcasting students win 2018 Videographer Award

Two recent UNCP graduates have earned an “Award of Distinction” in an annual competition of the Association of Marketing & Communication Professionals (AMCP).

Tonya Locklear Among UNCP Students, Faculty who Studied in Canada (UNCP News)

UNCP students, faculty study in Canada

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.

Walton to publish chapter

"The Heroic Black Student: Africa, Identity, and Students in Post-Rebellion Detroit," authored by Dr.

UNCP pair receive UNC System-wide appointments

UNC Pembroke will have a strong presence in the Student Government Association at the UNC System level during the 2018-2019 academic year.

Jorden Revels and Jacob Newton both received executive positions with the University of North Carolina’s Association of Student Governments.

Hayes Pond marker dedicated

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.

Dr. Rita Hagevik wins STEM teaching award

Dr. Rita Hagevik, associate professor at UNC Pembroke, has been named the recipient of the 2018 Distinguished Teaching Award in STEM Education.

RISE Fellow receives Ph.D.

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! returns to GPAC for three shows

Strike at the Wind! – a play beloved by generations – returns to Givens Performing Arts Center for three shows as part of the 50^th anniversary of Lumbee Homecoming.