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Pick your pumpkin

Corin Spolser| September 17, 2014

           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...

The Story of the Girl Behind the Man with the Bandages

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...

Top 10 things to read, watch, and listen to in the Fall

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...

Top 10 things to look forward to in the Fall

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...

REVIEW: “The Giver”

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...

Mark your calendar: upcoming events

Lori Wilson | Lifestyles Editor August 25, 2014

*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...

9 tips for freshman from a still-learning senior

Lori Wilson | Lifestyle Editor August 25, 2014

Sometimes you’ll feel stupid. Sometimes you’ll get lost. But it will never be what you expected (in the best possible way).1.       Everything in moderation, even studying. Your GPA may influence...

Barbara Greim’s legacy is remembered at UNCW

Asia Brown | Contributing Writer April 30, 2014

Earlier this month, UNC Wilmington lost a well-beloved faculty member who founded the department of computer science. Barbara Ann Greim passed away April 2, 2014. Faculty and students who loved her remember...

Senior shares graduation plans for travel

Megan Soult | Contributing Writer April 30, 2014

May is the biggest month for graduating Seahawks. It is the month of college graduation and the month when students transition into alumni. Everything they have come to know over their academic school...

Branford Marsalis Quartet closes 2013-2014 Arts in Action series

Asia Brown | Contributing Writer April 23, 2014

Walking onto the Kenan Auditorium stage, with his soprano sax in hand, was international jazz musician and Grammy award winner Branford Marsalis. Accompanied by his band-mates– pianist Joey Calderazzo,...

Annual poetry slam awards writers

Megan Soult | Contributing Writer April 23, 2014

Every year, for the past 15 years, UNC Wilmington hosts a poetry slam. The slam allows poets from UNCW’s campus and the surrounding community the chance to share their work with fellow poetry lovers.The...

Vandalized Wrightsville Beach landmark safe; Future up for debate

Amelia Beamer | Contributing Writer April 23, 2014

A handmade mailbox tucked in the dunes of Wrightsville Beach, that once enticed thousands to thoughts behind in a notebook, was recently forced into retirement by vandals- devastating tourists, students...

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