The Office of Student Inclusion & Diversity and the Women’s History Committee at UNC Pembroke recently announced Women’s History Month events to be held in March and May.
Plungers aren't just for plumbing. Nashville-based trombonist, recording artist and plunger mute specialist Roland Barber brings his warm and soulful sound to the 14th annual UNCP Honor Jazz Festival on Saturday, April 1.
Michael Almeida’s groundbreaking work at the Biotechnology Research and Training Center at UNC Pembroke is further amplifying the university’s advances in Alzheimer’s research.
UNC Pembroke earned a second-place finish and won $7,000 in the Collegiate Hunger Challenge designed to address food insecurity on and around college campuses.
Denise Bostick-Fairley, a member of the inaugural class of the play therapy graduate certificate program in the Department of Counseling at UNC Pembroke, has earned the Registered Play Therapist (RPT) credential from the Association for Play Therapy.
UNC Pembroke student leaders Timothy Moore and Aspen Andersson were among the presenters at the 2023 IMPACT Conference held at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst February 23-26.
UNC Pembroke marked Founders’ Day with a ceremony celebrating its remarkable history, sharing stories of the institution’s founders and their commitment to providing access to education.
