Lori Wilson | Assistant Lifestyles Editor
• October 24, 2013
The Ukulele Club attracts attention in front of Randall Library today as President Zachary Beauchemin and other club members celebrate their passion for the Hawaiian instrument.
We The Kings took a break from recording their fourth studio album to put on a concert for an energetic crowd at UNC Wilmington Thursday, Oct. 17. The Florida rock band played a two hour set that included...
Samantha Santana | Contributing Writer
• October 24, 2013
Pokémon is one of the few gems that doesn’t need a completely revamped storyline to make a great game even better—a good ol' fashioned spit and shine usually does the trick. After much anticipation, “Pokémon...
Tabitha Shiflett | Staff Writer
• October 24, 2013
From animal suits to Miley Cyrus’ twerking bears, Halloween is no longer the spook fest that it used to be. Instead, partygoers are opting for tv-inspired outfits and creative couple costumes.Store managers...
Jeff Winkle | Contributing Writer
• October 21, 2013
Do you ever find yourself obsessed with an artist, wondering why you didn't discover them sooner? You can't stop listening to "new" artists like Ed Sheeran and Imagine Dragons, even though they've been...
Heather Fulton | Contributing Writer
• October 18, 2013
No big spoiler alerts needed for this review of Paul Greengrass’ “Captain Phillips.” The MV Maersk Alabama hijacking by Somali pirates was heavily reported by the news when the incident happened...
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.”...
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...
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...
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...
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...
