Student yearbooks from the University of North Carolina at Pembroke are now available online on DigitalNC.org. UNC-Pembroke traces its founding to 1887 when the Croatan Normal School was established in Robeson County. College courses were added in the 1920s and the first four-year degree was given in 1940. Until 1953 it was the only state-sponsored four-year college for Native Americans in the country. Pembroke State University joined the University of North Carolina system in 1972 and changed its name to the University of North Carolina at Pembroke in 1996.

The yearbooks presented on DigitalNC are from the collections of the Mary Livermore Library.

Thirty-nine volumes of “The Summit,” the student yearbook from Asheville-Buncombe College and the University of North Carolina at Asheville are now available online. These volumes cover the years 1939-1985 and include the period when the school was known as the “College in the Sky” due to its impressive home in Seely’s Castle on Sunset Mountain. The school moved to the castle in 1949, eventually outgrowing it and moving to its current campus, at the site of the Civil War Battle of Asheville, in 1961.

The yearbooks are part of the D.H. Ramsey Library Special Collections & University Archives at UNC-Asheville.

The 1960 edition of The Eagle, the North Carolina Central University student yearbook, is now online. The yearbook was given to the North Carolina Central University Archives by a generous member of the class of 1961.

To see more materials from NCCU, visit their partner page.

Student yearbooks from Saint Augustine’s College (now Saint Augustine’s University) in Raleigh are now available on DigitalNC.org. The fifty-one volumes range in date from 1934 to 2002. As an added bonus for Falcon alumni and fans, there are also four football programs from 2002 available to browse online.