James Laporta | Contributing Writer
• September 30, 2014
Peruvian food was foreign to me—I had certainly entered unfamiliar territory. Julian Herrera, the owner of The Golden Chicken restaurant, assured me I was in good hands as I sat down at the corner table...
Kathrin Bittner | Interning Writer
• September 29, 2014
This semester, Randall Library installed a new sculpture in Port City Java titled "Yesterday" by Alexandra Favory.In 2013, Favory graduated from UNC Wilmington with an honors college major in studio art...
Kathrin Bittner | Interning Writer
• September 29, 2014
Associate professor Katie Peel is new the director of the Women's Studies Resource Center (WSRC). Before becoming the director, Peel was a women’s and gender studies-affiliated faculty member, teaching...
Corin Sponsler | Contributing Writer
• September 29, 2014
After performing her first song of the night, “Sooner or Later,” famous singer and actress Molly Ringwald greeted the audience in Kenan Auditorium. In response, they applauded and shouted eagerly.“I...
Autumn Rankin | Contributing Writer
• September 17, 2014
Former Wilmington food truck “The Patty Wagon” has been reborn into one of downtown’s coziest new gastro pubs, “The Fork ‘n’ Cork”. Serving traditional American food and burgers and sporting...
Emma Tasharski| Contributing Writer
• September 17, 2014
It’s hard to walk past the man with the bandages staring helplessly from the latest issue of Atlantis. But where did this mysterious man come from? The creative magazine of UNCW is filled with thought-provoking...
What is fall without pumpkin? If you visit the local coffee shops on campus, you will be asking yourself the same question. Port City Java, Dunkin’ Donuts, and Dub City Brew are all...
Autumn Rose Rankin | Contributing Writer
• September 17, 2014
1. Classic Novels“Dracula” by Bram Stoker, “Frankenstein” by Mary Shelley, “Wuthering Heights” by Emily Brontë, “Jane Eyre” by Charlotte Brontë and “Catcher in the Rye” by J.D. Salinger...
Autumn Rose Rankin | Contributing Writer
• September 17, 2014
1. Less sweatA drastic drop in temperatures means less laundry, less changing your outfit three times before lunch and less looking like you biked somewhere when you didn’t. Walking outside will no longer...
Hunter Houtzer | Editor-in-Chief
• August 25, 2014
Opening exactly how you’d expect another dystopian-novel-turned-movie to begin, “The Giver” showcases its ability to use a voice-over, explaining the world-of-the-future and welcoming the audience...
*The Seahawk is not responsible for any future changes in event location or times of these events. Chalk It Out! Chalkboard Art ExhibitionThursday, Aug. 21 (reception at 5:30 p.m.)Ann Flack Boseman GalleryThe...