UNC Pembroke is expanding its global reach with the recent Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Montpellier Business School––among the top French business schools in Europe.
UNC Pembroke junior Katie Aguilar Manueles has received national recognition as part of the 2023 ALL IN Student Voting Honor Roll for her efforts in driving voter registration, education and turnout on their campuses.
Former UNC Pembroke Board of Trustees Chairman James “Jim” Jones, a family medicine pioneer who grew and transformed medical education in North Carolina over the past five decades, passed away on Tuesday. He was 89.
UNC Pembroke will host a free cybercrimes workshop on May 31.
The Cybercrimes Insight and Introduction to Digital Evidence Identification course will be held from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the former Business Administration Building at 185 Faculty Row.
Cindy Paul first started her college journey in 1985–– around the same year the parents of most of her UNC Pembroke classmates were born. At the time, she aspired to be a math teacher but went through a divorce, and her life took another turn. Paul dropped out after a few semesters.
The Department of Music at UNC Pembroke is well represented on stage during concerts by the Carolina Philharmonic, based in Pinehurst. Faculty from the Department of Music have performed with the orchestra since it was founded in 2009.
UNC Pembroke recently signed an articulation agreement with Southeastern Community College (SCC) to provide a seamless pathway for information technology students seeking to further their education in the cybersecurity field.
UNC Pembroke Chancellor Robin Gary Cummings, M.D., announced appointments to two key leadership positions with the university following extensive national searches. Dr. Diane Prusank will serve as provost and vice chancellor for Academic Affairs, and Dr.
Harlen Chavis always wanted to pursue a college degree, but like many in his family, he chose to enter the workforce. He perfected his skills as a welder for more than 20 years, but the idea of earning a bachelor’s degree still lingered in the back of his mind.
Students in the Master’s in Reading Education program at UNC Pembroke recently partnered with the Public Schools of Robeson County Indian Education Program to hold a Parent Reading Workshop on April 20.
Chief Mutáwi Mutáhash (Many Hearts) Lynn Malerba, who serves as treasurer of the United States, will give the keynote address at UNC Pembroke’s spring commencement at UNC Pembroke.
