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college experience that’s personal, engaging and full of possibility.
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Living on campus at UNC Pembroke means more than just a place to stay — it’s about
connection, convenience and community. Students who live on campus are more engaged,
have easier access to academic resources and campus events, and build lifelong friendships
right where they live. With supportive staff and a welcoming environment, on-campus
housing helps students thrive academically and personally.

Latest News

Museum of the Southeast American Indian to host annual 9/9 Native South Art Show
The Museum of the Southeast American Indian invites the public to immerse themselves in the vibrant creativity of American Indian artists at the 4th annual 9|9 Native South Art Show, on display from September 9, 2025, through February 27, 2026.

Former UNCP Professor Champions ALS Awareness Through Annual Walk in North Myrtle Beach
On September 27, walkers from across the region will gather in North Myrtle Beach to raise funds and awareness for the fight against ALS — a cause close to the heart of former UNC Pembroke professor Dr. Tim Ritter.

UNCP Welcomes Second Cohort of Exceptional BRAVES Leaders
UNC Pembroke welcomed 19 faculty and staff into the 2025-26 cohort of the Exceptional BRAVES Leader Program, a leadership development initiative inspired by UNC System Employee Engagement Survey results. The program equips participants with the skills, confidence, and campuswide connections needed to lead effectively. Among this year’s cohort are Branan Dennard, director of Development for Advancement, and Dr. Kamina Fitzgerald, director of University School Partnerships and Clinical Practice. Both see the program as a valuable opportunity to learn from colleagues, build relationships, and continue their professional growth.