Starting next semester, Spring 2018, UNCP will be switching from Blackboard to Canvas. Canvas is a learning management system that is primarily used as an educational technology software. UNCP has been using Blackboard for years, and after dealing with several crashes, software failures and other difficulties with the program,...
Community, art and music came together to recognize the struggle Hurricane Matthew brought to Robeson County and the surrounding area during the Hurricane Matthew Commemoration on Oct. 5—two days before the one-year anniversary. “Sunday will mark the one-year anniversary of Hurricane Matthew. Where were you?” Chancellor Cummings...
The Department of Health and Human Performance is putting on a Glow Run on Oct. 27. The Glow Run will include two races, the 8th annual “Leave it to Beaver 5K” and a one-mile fun run/walk. Both races will begin and end at Grace P. Johnson Stadium...
On Wednesday, Oct. 4, director and producer Rob Harvell visited broadcast students to share his experience in the field and to participate in a student television broadcast. Harvell caught his big break after completing a college internship with NASCAR andhas since moved on to work with many...
After the UNCP women’s soccer team attacked early to take the lead at halftime, sophomore goalkeeper Gina Ryan withstood an offensive surge from Lenoir-Rhyne to help the Braves earn a 2-0 victory over the Bears on Saturday night at Lumbee River EMC Stadium. Lenoir-Rhyne (8-4-1) outshot the...
(Photo: UNCP Athletics) UNCP quarterback Dominick Samson tries to evade pressure against Wingate on Saturday night. The UNCP football team led Wingate by four points in the fourth quarter, but a late score helped the Bulldogs top the Braves 31-28 on Saturday night inside a foggy Irwin Belk...
