UNCP Students React to Increased Nationwide Attacks on Asian Americans
Office of Global Engagement hosting their "Night of All Nations" in August 2019. A sophomore at UNCP, Cyan Vang says due to COVID-19 generating in China, that has played a part in the increased discrimination that many Asian American have faced in the recent weeks. PN Photo/Zachary C. Young. By Oladipupo Ajani, Contributor Published April 22, 2021 The Asian American community has seen a rapid increase in racism, xenophobia and discrimination amid the COVID-19 pandemic. In the
New Immigration Specialist Hopes to Bring Changes
Office of Global Engagement hosting their "Night of All Nations" in August 2019. This event's goal is to celebrate and promote all cultures that are represented on UNCP's campus. Image/Aaron Humiston. The Office of Global Engagement recently hired an immigration specialist after losing half their staff due to COVID-19. Aaron Humiston currently handles the tasks of an immigration specialist, study abroad and Asian coordinator. This is the fourth university Humiston has worked
'15 Places You Should Go' Part Three: Prague
Prague Castle complex from the Charles Bridge in Prague. PN Photo/Mitchell Doub. By Mitchell Doub, Reporter Published April 19, 2021 Imagine walking along the banks of the Vltava River, with a full moon and lights of the distant hilltop castle sparkling in the moving water. As you stroll you pass building after building from the 14th century, the 15th century, the 16thcentury, (you get the idea). You pass not one but two gorgeous opera houses, you cross the cobblestone street
Reward Increased for Information Regarding Murdered Lumberton Women in 2017
The Lumberton Police Department is located at 1305 Godwin Ave in Lumberton, N.C. PN Photo/Zachary C. Young By Sara Fox, Local News Editor Published April 19, 2021 The FBI and the Lumberton Police Department are offering a reward of up to $40,000 for information that helps determine the circumstances behind the deaths of three women in Lumberton, North Carolina. The bodies of Christina Bennett and Rhonda Jones were discovered on April 18, 2017. Bennett was found deceased insid
Link Flies Through Skyloft Once Again on the Switch
Skyward Sword is the fastest-selling game in the Zelda franchise. It was reported by Nintendo Insider that the game sold over 600,000 copies in its' first week of release in November 2011. Image/Nintendo.com. By Savanna Rudolph, Copy Editor Published April 18, 2021 Over a month has passed since Nintendo announced the remake of “The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword” for the Switch. Ten years ago, “Skyward Sword” was released for the Wii, celebrating the 25 anniversary of the ser
Student Spotlight: Chandler Allred
Double Major: American Indian Studies, History Expected Graduation Date: Spring 2023 Classification: Sophomore Pronouns: He, Him, His Nominated by Dr. Mary Ann Jacobs for having a GPA of 3.0 or higher within his major. What motivates you to perform well academically? I acknowledge my Tuscarora ancestors who did not have the same chances I have. I hope my efforts to succeed make them proud. Who are some of your biggest influences/role models? My biggest role model is my Grandm
Spring Graduation Update
UNCP will hold graduation in-person this Spring. Due to COVID-19 restrictions, there will be limited capacity for attendance. PN Photo Image/ Zachary Young By Victoria Brousseau Managing Editor Published April 13, 2021 UNCP is planning face-to-face graduation ceremonies for both undergrads and graduate students this semester. The Graduate School ceremony is scheduled for 6:00 p.m. on May 21 on the Quad, and the undergraduate ceremony is scheduled for 9:00 a.m. on May 22 in th
Conversations Across Borders: Holi, Mental Health, and Feminism in India
Assistant Professor Anandavalli discusses many topics, including feminism in both India and the United States in her episode of Conversations Across Borders. Image/UNCP Global Engagement. By Lakia McLeod Published April 12, 2021 Conversations Across Borders is a virtual web series created by UNC Pembroke’s Office of Global Engagement and Office of Campus Engagement and Leadership, hosted by Associate Vice Chancellor of Global Engagement, Dr. Cathy Lee T. Arcuino. “During this
UNCP's Gamble Claims All-American Status
Orlandus Gamble set a new Peach Belt Conference high jump record Saturday, April 3, with a height of 2.11 meters. This was also a NCAA provisional qualifying mark. His record performance took place at the Spikes Classic in Daytona, Florida. Submitted Image/OGVisuals101. By Zachary C. Young, Editor-in-Chief Published April 9, 2021 Junior Orlandus Gamble finished 9th at the indoor track & field NCAA Championships, with a high jump of 2.01 meters. This achievement earned him the
Top That Donut Bar Review
Top That Donut Bar Owner Justin Blake inside his donut shop located at 2922 North Elm Street in Lumberton. PN Photo/Mahala Treish. By Mahala Treish, Reporter Published April 8, 2021 The new donut bar, located right next to Biggs Park Mall in Lumberton, introduces a new fresh environment for enjoying your donuts. When first walking into Top That Donut Bar, customers are greeted with glam decor, floral arrangements and a colorful neon donut sign with the store name below it. Th
