UNCP to partner with N.C. State's $30 million Bezos-backed sustainable protein research center
UNC Pembroke will play a founding role in new research initiatives for alternative proteins through a partnership with N.C. State University.
UNCP to establish a Doctor of Optometry program
The 好色先生 will soon be home to the state鈥檚 only public doctoral program in optometry 鈥� chartering a new path for comprehensive primary care for eye and visual health in North Carolina and surrounding states.
UNCP Students Tell the Stories of Scotland Seniors With Art, Writing
Fourteen students within two departments at The University of North Carolina at Pembroke received more than a grade following a collaborative assignment; they received lessons in life that transcended through generations.
UNCP announces Chancellor鈥檚, Honors list for Spring 2024
UNCP has released the Chancellor鈥檚 list and Honors list for Spring 2024.
UNCP professor wins Communicator Award for PBS series
Professor Terence Dollard of the Department of Mass Communication at UNC Pembroke has earned an Award of Excellence in the 2024 Communicator Awards for his TV show 鈥淐omic Culture,鈥� which airs on The NC Channel and is hosted online at www.pbs.org.
Wingate President Emeritus Jerry McGee awarded honorary degree from UNCP
Dr. Jerry McGee, president emeritus of Wingate University, dedicated nearly 45 years of service to higher education in the Carolinas, impacting the lives of countless students, faculty and staff.
REACH Fellows present research during symposium at UNC Pembroke
What began as undergraduate research into the memory aspect of war through examining personal letters of eyewitness accounts of the attack on Pearl Harbor evolved into a life-changing experience for UNC Pembroke junior Mason Schwenneker.
UNCP awards 1,013 degrees at Spring Commencement
Alexius Fields refused to let a stroke in high school stand in her way of achieving her dream of becoming a college graduate.
UNCP鈥檚 Michelle Bailey: 鈥楢 poster child for perseverance鈥�
Michelle Bailey鈥檚 path to graduation wasn鈥檛 easy, but this was nothing new. Life has always been an uphill battle for this wife and mother of three, who underwent her first brain surgery when she was 16.
UNCP graduate student finds strength after family tragedy
Paula Mukau gently stroked the heart-shaped tattoo permanently inked across her lower forearm, which reads 鈥榝orever in my heart鈥� followed by 鈥楩ebruary 20, 2022.鈥� A constant reminder of the day Sam 鈥� her younger brother and the glue that held their family together 鈥� lost his battle with cancer.