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Film students gain success with full length film, Children of Salt

Film students gain success with full length film, “Children of Salt”

Hunter Vay Houtzer | Opinion Editor October 18, 2013

Three UNC Wilmington film students are using their senior seminar to think outside of the box both figuratively and, more unusually, literally, with their experimental triptych film, “Children of Salt.”...

Fall fashion: An inside look at Lure Boutique

Tabitha Shiflett | Staff Writer October 13, 2013

Usually colder weather calls for faux fur, edgy leather and cute boots— but this year Lure is sporting a slightly different look, and it is definitely working.“Aztec and tribal patterns have been very...

Richard Smith experienced everything the Icelandic culture had to offer when he studied abroad with GREEN, the Global Renewable Energy Education Network.

UNCW student chooses GREEN study abroad opportunity

Liz Cooper | Contributing Writer October 13, 2013

“So much of school today is about fitting into a system and learning a certain way.  GREEN isn’t like that though.  It’s more about doing what you love to do and getting hands-on experience in...

Facts for English 2.0 was designed with students in mind.

“Facts for English 2.0”: a pocket guide for Freshmen, math majors and a generation of texters

Lindsey Hogan | Contributing Writer October 13, 2013

After sitting on the school board for Wagner Middle School, the largest one in New York City, Geraldine Onorato noticed that people, particularly students, had become lazy writers. As a remedy, Onorato...

Donna Brazile, a world-famous political analyst, speaks in front of a crowd about her experiences in politics as an African-American woman and how other woman can overcome the barriers she has had to face.

Donna Brazile shares views on women and politics

Joe Lowe | Staff Writer October 13, 2013

World-renowned political analyst Donna Brazile shared her experiences as an African-American woman in politics with Wilmington natives and UNC Wilmington faculty and students on Monday, September 30. The...

Dr. Chadwick Roberts speaks to a classroom full of students and faculty about Poppin Tags: Whiteness, Authenticity and Advocacy in Macklemores Thrift Shop and Same Love. The talk was presented by LGBQTIAs Out To Lunch series. 

Macklemore affects gay community

Lindsey Hogan | Contributing Writer October 3, 2013

Top-selling rap artist Macklemore’s hit song “Same Love” uses hip-hop to promote marriage equality. But, as a straight, white, middle-class man, does Macklemore have the right to make money off the...

Randall Library pictured hosting the Banned Books exhibit September 22 through the 28. The librarys exhibit was a celebration of written freedom and an opportunity for students to gain insight on the banned books.

Randall Library celebrates Banned Book Week

Tabitha Shiflett | Staff Writer October 3, 2013

Randall Library pictured hosting the Banned Books exhibit September 22 through the 28. The library's exhibit was a celebration of written freedom and an opportunity for students to gain insight on the banned books.

Catching the world’s most dangerous waves

Samantha Santana | Contributing Writer September 26, 2013

“A wave unlike the other had arrived: a true freak. I flinched as it rose into a sheer cliff, flicking the surfers off its face with casual violence. Watching it I felt amazement and fear and humility,”...

Taking Initiative

Tabitha Shiflett | Staff Writer September 26, 2013

With nothing but a spur-of-the-moment idea, Cole Sweeney, owner and founder of Initiative Clothing Company, came to Wilmington to pursue his dream and start a new life.Sweeney, 21, grew up on the beaches...






Sauteed shrimp and avocado taco special with cucumber salad.

Sealevel City Gourmet: vegetarian, gluten-free, fresh

Lindsey Hogan | Contributing Writer September 19, 2013

Sauteed shrimp and avocado taco special with cucumber salad.

Lisa Marie Alberts display, “Art and Advocacy: Street Children Have a Voice,” documents the experiences of street children in Uganda. The exhibit is now on display at the Warwick Center

‘Art and Advocacy’ exhibit inspires viewers

Sarah Hicks | Contributing Writer September 19, 2013

When Lisa Marie Albert, a documentary photographer and UNC Wilmington alumna, left for Uganda three years ago, she never could have imagined that, through the power of photography and storytelling, she...

The Seahawk: Still making headlines 65 years later

Bridgette Wagner | Contributing Writer September 19, 2013

UNC Wilmington students will have a chance to witness a part of the history of student life at Randall Library’s Special Collections exhibit, “The Power of Print and Pixels: 65 Years of UNCW Student...

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