UNCP Students Explore the World of C.S. Lewis During Faculty-Led Study Abroad in England
The world of Narnia moved beyond the pages of a book this summer as UNC Pembroke students followed in the footsteps of C.S. Lewis across England.
Ash Walker Earns Highest Distinction From National Cardiovascular, Pulmonary Rehabilitation Association
UNC Pembroke assistant professor Ash Walker has earned the highest distinction awarded by the American Association of Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Rehabilitation.
A.D. Gallery to Present Body to Body Exhibition Featuring UNC Chapel Hill Artists
The A.D. Gallery at UNC Pembroke will present Body to Body, an exhibition featuring the work of four artists exploring how the body is shaped by intimacy, memory, culture and ecology.
UNCP Announces 2026 Alumni Award Recipients
UNC Pembroke will honor four distinguished alumni whose professional achievements, leadership and service exemplify the university’s enduring Brave spirit during the 58th Annual Alumni Awards & Athletic Hall of Fame Ceremony on Oct. 23.
Five New Members Join UNC Pembroke Alumni Association Board
The UNC Pembroke Alumni Association has welcomed five new members to its Board of Directors, bringing a range of professional experience and a shared commitment to strengthening connections between the university and its alumni.
“Gravity – Three Wicked Voices” Brings the Magic of Broadway to GPAC
Givens Performing Arts Center (GPAC) invites audiences to experience the music, emotion and unforgettable moments of Broadway when “Gravity – Three Wicked Voices” takes the stage on Sept. 26 at 7:30 p.m.
UNCP Students Unearth Untold Stories at the Library of Congress
As Jacob Worriax carefully turned the pages of archival documents inside the Library of Congress, he realized he was likely among the first people to examine some of the materials in decades.
UNCP’s First MSOT Cohort Completes Program, Prepares to Meet Growing Workforce Need
Eighteen UNC Pembroke students recently made history as the first cohort to complete the university’s Master of Science in Occupational Therapy (MSOT) program, preparing to enter a growing health care profession with significant workforce needs across southeastern North Carolina and beyond.
Get to Know Elijah Griffin: UNCP’s 2026-27 SGA President
When Elijah Griffin arrived at UNC Pembroke as a freshman, he wasn't exactly sure what his college experience would look like.
9/9 Native South Art Show Returns to UNCP for Fifth Year
Native artists from across the Southeast will bring their work and perspectives to UNC Pembroke this fall for the fifth annual Nine-Nine Native South Art Show, presented by the Museum of the Southeast American Indian.