UNCP Theatre students shine on Off-Broadway stage in NYC debut
Over spring break, the spotlight shone brightly on UNCP theatre students as they showcased their talents and skills in the capital of the theatre world — New York City.
UNCP biology faculty spotlight: How to support nontraditional students in an anatomy or physiology course
In the biology department, professors Dr. Silvia Smith and Dr. Crystal Walline are focused on guiding the next generation of healthcare workers and scientists through the extensive world of anatomy and physiology.
Biology alumnus Zachary Lunn doubles as park ranger and writer
Today, Zachary Lunn (class of 2016) is a Park Ranger with Weymouth Woods Sandhills Nature Preserve, but his career path hasn’t been straightforward, nor is ranger the only "hat" he wears.
UNCP announces winners of the 43rd annual Juried High School Art Exhibition
UNC Pembroke recently announced the 43rd annual Juried High School Art Exhibition winners.
UNCP students gain insight from Wake Forest University School of Medicine visit
Vanna Locklear plans to apply to several medical schools after completing her studies at UNC Pembroke — but only one tops her list. Wake Forest University School of Medicine.
UNCP's Elijah Cobb emerges as a star after overcoming adversity
Elijah Cobb burst into tears as he hugged his coach midcourt moments after carrying his UNC Pembroke basketball team to an 82-81 overtime win in the Conference Carolinas Tournament championship.
U.S. Department of State brings unique career showcase to UNCP
A pre-law student at UNC Pembroke, Allison Jones dreamed of attending law school after graduation. However, after attending a U.S. Department of State career showcase on campus, Jones is considering the diplomatic workforce and embarking on a career as a security service leader.
Founding director of the National Museum of the American Indian, speaks at museum
Considered one of the most vocal students in Nancy Strickland Fields’ museum studies class — UNC Pembroke senior Angelina Henhawk — sat in stunned silence last week as Rick West was a guest lecturer.
UNCP alumnus Brigadier Gen. Allen Jamerson featured in Distinguished Speaker Series
David Lewis knew Brigadier General Allen Jamerson (Ret.) was destined for greatness when they met 40 years ago as students at what was then known as Pembroke State University.
Book from the Nook celebrates first year at Museum of the Southeast American Indian
January marked one year since the 'Book from the Nook' project debuted at the Museum of the Southeast American Indian at UNC Pembroke.