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Protester Beckaford Fernandez holds up a homemade sign for the march.

Students and locals unite, UNCW PRIDE stage march down Chancellor’s Walk

Casey McAnarney | News Editor April 7, 2016

Giuliana Vaca-Tricerri of Centro Hispano holds up a handmade sign as she marches in the peacful protest.

Three year extended stay for foreign graduates could mean more opportunities for foreign graduates

Savanna Shackleford | Contributing Writer April 7, 2016

It is not without hard work and determination that students get through college and go on to find a job. For most students, the deadline to find that job is infinite, however foreign graduates are given...

Inclusion! Inclusion! Inclusion! The Chancellor’s plans for UNCW in wake of controversial new laws

Casey McAnarney | News Editor April 7, 2016

Now officially installed as Chancellor of UNC Wilmington, Chancellor José Sartarelli turns his attention away from ceremonies and towards an issue facing campus: diversity and inclusion.The installation...

Randall Library sees changes on the horizon with new $1 million budget

Hannah Williams, Assistant News Editor April 7, 2016

Randall Library has been granted a substantial budget increase for the upcoming academic year thanks to UNC Wilmington’s increased revenue from the enrollment growth of the 2015-2016 academic year. Armed...

With silent protests, UNCW students demand more transparency

Casey Auch | Layout Editor April 7, 2016

Several UNC Wilmington students attended the Chancellor’s installation last Thursday, some protesting the recent passing of House Bill 2 and the proposed Campus Free Expression Act.“HB 2 is a large...

House Bill 2 could have huge implications for NC; UNCW students stage silent protest

Casey McAnarney | News Editor March 31, 2016

A recent House bill passed by North Carolina's legislative body has left students and citizens frustrated with their government, so much so that UNC Wilmington students staged a silent protest the Monday...

Tron Daniels, an employee at UNCW on-campus sandwich shop Landwich, refills cucumbers in the food preparation area to keep up with the growing number of lunchtime clientele brought by new food ordering app Tapingo.

Tapingo cuts food lines for students, has minimal impact on food workers

Robert Manion | Contributing Writer March 31, 2016

Tron Daniels, an employee at UNCW on-campus sandwich shop Landwich, refills cucumbers in the food preparation area to keep up with the growing number of lunchtime clientele brought by new food ordering app Tapingo.

New UNC System Student Body President announced; UNCW not involved in the vote

Casey McAnarney | News Editor March 24, 2016

At a gathering of the UNC school system’s Association of Student Governments at Appalachian State University this past weekend, the ASG named North Carolina State University sophomore Madeline Finnegan...

Possible Campus Free Expression Act could actually suppress free speech

Hannah Williams, Assistant News Editor March 24, 2016

UNC system students will face disciplinary action for disrupting the “first amendment rights of others” on campus if the bill Lt. Gov. Dan Forest plans to propose passes. The Campus Free Expression...

Facilities Structural Engineer Lisa Seifert displays a sample of artificial turf that UNCW is considering using for the installation of two oversized turf soccer fields in the intramural area on campus. 

UNCW’s impending decision to install artificial turf could have cancerous effects

Robert Manion | Contributing Writer March 23, 2016

Facilities Structural Engineer Lisa Seifert displays a sample of artificial turf that UNCW is considering using for the installation of two oversized turf soccer fields in the intramural area on campus. 

Slow but necessary growth of diversity in UNCW admissions

Malia Benison | Contributing Writer March 17, 2016

UNC Wilmington, a school that is avidly reaching for prestige in all fields, has recently been under criticism by the student body in regards to the lack of diversity.According to UNCW’s demographic...

UNCW senior personally emails chancellor over petition to cancel Thursday’s classes

Casey McAnarney | News Editor March 16, 2016

In the hopes of watching what some students are calling “the biggest and most memorable sporting event [UNC Wilmington has] seen,” UNCW students have petitioned the university to cancel classes on...

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