Matthew Jacobs is a veteran of the stage.
He has performed in dozens of plays and productions, but none bigger than his next role as Henry Berry Lowrie in the resurrected production of “Strike at the Wind!"
Jacobs, a Lumbee and Pembroke native, understands the historical significance of “Strike at the Wind!” which has been a treasured part of Lumbee culture for
PEMBROKE, N.C. – Ronnie Collins recently flew cross country from his home in Fairfield, Calif., to his alma mater.
Collins made the 2,800-mile trip to The University of North Carolina at Pembroke after learning the university was honoring his former baseball coach – Dr. Raymond Pennington.
“I wouldn’t have missed this for anything,” said Collins, who played shortstop for the Braves from 1968 to 1970. “The list of people who affected my life is extensive, but at the top of that list
Jingjing Gao impressed a packed room of political science scholars at the Midwest Political Science Conference in Chicago this spring.
A UNC Pembroke graduate student at the time, Jingjing’s presentation examined the impact of social media health information on Chinese student health behaviors.
No one was more impressed
Former Sen. David Weinstein was joined by more than 100 friends and family to celebrate the naming of the Health Sciences Building in his honor.
A ceremony to reveal the David F. Weinstein Health Sciences Building, now permanently etched across the glass front, was held May 26.
The Louis DeJoy and Aldona Z. Wos Family Foundation has made a generous scholarship gift that will support the growing School of Business at The University of North Carolina at Pembroke.
