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PHOTO GALLERY: Takeover Tour, the PWHL comes to Raleigh
Men’s Basketball makes the Hampton Pirates walk the plank in CAA Quarterfinals matchup

Men’s Basketball makes the Hampton Pirates walk the plank in CAA Quarterfinals matchup

March 10, 2025

UNCW beats Charleston in a sold-out game at Trask

UNCW beats Charleston in a sold-out game at Trask

February 26, 2025

Play4Kay game victory: UNCW unites for the fight against cancer

Play4Kay game victory: UNCW unites for the fight against cancer

February 11, 2025

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Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Dr. Christine Reed Davis (left) and former Provost Dr. James J. Winebrake (right) sitting in the Vice Chancellor's office (Samantha Hill/The Seahawk).
Interview with Vice Chancellor and Provost: DEI on UNCW Campus
Samantha Hill, Staff Writer • June 26, 2025
Topher Grace (left) and Brady Hepner (right) in "The Waterfront" in Screen Gems Studios located in Wilmington, N.C. (Courtesy of Netflix).
Netflix series “The Waterfront” comes to Wilmywood
Samantha Hill, Staff Writer • June 19, 2025
Pope Leo XIV smiles in a newly released photograph, wearing the traditional white cassock and gold pectoral cross first seen during his May 8 election greeting at St. Peter’s Basilica (Holy See Press Office).
Who is Pope Leo XIV, the first American pope?
Addison Lowry, Opinion Editor • June 6, 2025
Madison Rose photographed by Ashleigh Maes (Courtesy of Madison Rose).
Madison Rose can do it all
Ashlynn Dziekiewicz, Culture Editor • June 6, 2025
Vivi Rincon is a rocker
Vivi Rincon is a rocker
Ashlynn Dziekiewicz, Staff Writer • May 6, 2025
News
A graphic of the lesbian pride flag waving (Gracie Davis/The Seahawk).
Lesbians on UNCW’s campus: How are new DEI policies affecting them?
Sophie Barton, Staff Writer • April 22, 2025

73% of LGBTQ+ students experience sexual assault or harassment on college campuses. As a result, 6% of these students drop out or change...

Becky Baack standing in front of her painting "Wings Clipped." at the Unseen/Unheard event (Samantha Hill/The Seahawk).
Art Exhibit: Unseen/Unheard opening night— creative voices speaking up about DEI
Samantha Hill, Digital Media Marketing/Photography Editor • April 9, 2025
Two French bulldogs oversee their owner planting a long-leaf pine sapling (Kaylin Brown/The Seahawk).
How UNCW is speaking for the trees
Kaylin Brown, Staff Writer • March 26, 2025
Opinion
(Gracie Davis/The Seahawk).
Adapting to Artificial Intelligence: An English teacher’s perspective on how AI has changed education
Grace McCulloch, Staff Writer • April 29, 2025

The rapid increase of generative AI has set forth unprecedented change in the classroom. Plagiarism has gained brand new resources, and even...

Illustration of Katy Perry aboard her Blue Origin flight to space. (Gracie Davis/The Seahawk)
OPINION: Katy Perry and the Blue Origin take extravagant spending above and beyond to the Kármán Line
Addison Lowry, Staff Writer • April 28, 2025
Riley Gaines making a speech about her experience as a swimmer (Grace Lanham/The Seahawk).
OPINION: It’s not about sports, it’s about respect: Riley Gaines speaks at UNCW
Grace Lanham, Peyton Lewis, and Samantha Hill • April 22, 2025
Culture
Peace Gardens & Market (formerly Burton Street Peace Gardens) was founded in response to the ongoing War on Drugs and global war in Iraq in an effort to unite communities through food and art. It has now evolved into a vibrant, healing space featuring over 50 art installations, meditation areas, a performance stage, library, workshop, greenhouse, farmstand and more. (Emily Reier/The Seahawk)
Hood Huggers and Wilmington-N-Color Tours: Educating and continuing the conversation for change
Deborah Williams, Staff Writer • April 26, 2025

Although the University of North Carolina campus makes Asheville, N.C. a college town; it is still a well-knit community nestled in the Appalachian...

(Gracie Davis/The Seahawk)
REVIEW: ‘Sunrise on the Reaping’ does the seemingly impossible and gives ‘The Hunger Games’ series an even darker perspective
Grace McCulloch, Staff Writer • April 26, 2025
Pep band members outside of INTRUST Bank Arena in Wichita, Kansas, before UNCW Mens Basketball's first March Madness Game since 2017. (Courtesy Zoe Rudolph)
CULTURE: Pep Band brings spirit to UNCW
Addison Lowry, Staff Writer • April 25, 2025
Politics
(Gracie Davis/The Seahawk)
President Trump and DEI: Comments and changes made by the President lead to a DEI debate
Addison Lowry, Staff Writer • February 12, 2025

Diversity, equality and inclusion programs have quickly become a topic of debate since President Trump was sworn into office on Jan. 20. What...

Protests erupt after the overturning of Roe v. Wade in 2022 (Courtesy Gayatri Malhotra/Unsplash.com)
OPINION: Is the America we know a modern-day theocracy?
Grace Lanham, Co-Editor-in-Chief • August 20, 2024
Veteran and business owner Salette Andrews is the newest candidate in Wilmington’s City Council race. Elections will be held this November. (Salette Andrews)
Salette Andrews enters race for Wilmington Council
Amelia Lindsey, News Editor • July 4, 2023
Sports
The starting players for the Ottawa Charge being announced before puck drop at the Lenovo Center, Friday, March 7, 2025. (Sarah Cooper/The Seahawk).
PHOTO GALLERY: Takeover Tour, the PWHL comes to Raleigh
Sarah Cooper, Staff Writer • March 15, 2025

The Professional Women’s Hockey League is a professional ice hockey league with teams in the U.S. and Canada. In its second season, the...

Sean Moore and Bo Montgomery embrace during the Seahawks win (Courtesy Michael Spencer/ UN credits).
Men’s Basketball makes the Hampton Pirates walk the plank in CAA Quarterfinals matchup
Ryan Wiener, Staff Writer • March 10, 2025
UNCW versus Charleston at Trask Coliseum (Sophie Barton/The Seahawk).
UNCW beats Charleston in a sold-out game at Trask
Abby Davis, Staff Writer • February 26, 2025
Humans of the Dub
Humans of the Dub: End of Year Traditions
Humans of the Dub: End of Year Traditions
January 6, 2021
What makes me happy now is making Christmas special for others. It’s not just about getting gifts but giving people things and seeing them react to that. I have a sister, I like to spoil her, and it’s a great time to give back to my parents. As kids we couldn’t give our parents things and now that I’m more mature and can afford things, I like to show my appreciation for them by making it a nice Christmas.
Alex Payton, junior majoring in Public Health and Spanish, on her Christmas traditions. Photo courtesy of Alex Payton
Humans of the Dub: Working towards an intentional year
Sunshine Angulo, Humans of the Dub - Head Editor • December 30, 2020
Collin Harrington, junior majoring in Communication Studies and minoring in Business, talks about his favorite Christmas memories. Photo courtesy of Collin Harrington
Humans of the Dub: Christmas holiday cheer
Sunshine Angulo, Humans of the Dub - Head Editor • December 5, 2020