By Raven Hanning and Kia Wynne
Changes, including increased police presence, are coming to UNCP Campus following the shooting at The Commons at Pembroke Apartment Complex around midnight on March 2, 2024.
Chancellor Cummings announced in an email to the campus on Monday, that they are introducing more new security precautions.
Chancellor...
One student was killed and two were injured in a shooting early Saturday at the Commons at Pembroke Apartment Complex located at 408 W Railroad St, Pembroke. This is the second shooting to impact the UNC Pembroke campus community in 2024.
The incident occurred at 12:30 a.m. Saturday morning during...
By Michele Chavis
The Sofia Philharmonic Orchestra gave a stunning performance of selected Beethoven pieces in the Givens Performing Arts Center at UNCP on Wednesday evening.
“The Sofia Philharmonic is one of the leading institutions in the history of Bulgarian music,” said Dr. James Bass, the executive director of the Givens...
UNCP Student NewsBREAKING NEWS UPDATE - Thursday, Feb. 8, 4:50 p.m.
A former UNCP student is dead after a shooting on Wednesday.
The victim has been identified as Khalil Alford (KT), 19, by his friend Asa Locklear. He was not enrolled in classes this semester. He was well known and...
Zack Ciboth, Sports Editor
Braves Come Up Short Against Kutztown
The UNC Pembroke softball team fell in their opening game in day 1 of the UNCP Softball Invitational against the Kutztown Golden Bears. After going down early the Braves managed to climb their way back in the game but the...
by Michele Chavis
The exhibition "Domestic Materialism" opened on Jan. 8 in Locklear Hall, on the UNCP campus. The artwork was created by University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill graduate students. The event was hosted by Martin Wannam, a UNCP and UNC-CH faculty member, and Jessica Dupuis, a UNC-CH MFA...
