UNCP Celebrates Founder's Day 2021

On March 7 we honor the commitment of seven visionary American Indian men who believed in the power, the promise and the potential to education has to shape the future. Their influence is thriving today at UNC Pembroke.

16th annual Southeast Indian Studies Conference set for March 18-19

The American Indian Studies Department at UNC Pembroke will host the 16^th annual Southeast Indian Studies Conference March 18-19.

UNCP to hold mobile vaccine clinic in Parkton

UNC Pembroke Mobile Vaccine Clinic will travel to Parkton this week where health officials will be administering Covid-19 vaccines to eligible individuals.

Two UNCP graduate counseling programs earn re-accreditation

UNC Pembroke has been granted extension of accreditation of two of its graduate counseling programs.

UNCP to host virtual town hall about COVID-19 vaccine

Watch the town hall in the video below. 

Click here to view town hall recording with transcript.
Password: Vaccine2021

Cape Fear Community College partners with UNCP to help criminal justice students continue their studies

*** Press release courtesy of CFCC

UNCP professor, Biotech Center team identify dementia-related brain alterations due to military blasts

A lead team of experts at UNC Pembroke in collaboration with U.S.

Alumnus Justin Villanueva admitted to pharmacy program at UNC Chapel Hill

Justin Villanueva, a recent UNC Pembroke graduate, has been accepted into the UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy is located at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. 

UNCP earns Military Friendly School designation for 11th consecutive year

UNC Pembroke announced recently it has earned the 2021-2022 Military Friendly® School designation, considered the gold standard by military members. 

UNCP to host Social Justice Symposium March 1-4

UNC Pembroke’s Office of Student Inclusion and Diversity and the Social Justice Symposium Committee recently announced events for the annual Social Justice Symposium to be held virtually March 1-4.