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Poet, John Rybicki and memorialist, Ben Miller will begin book tours in April 2013.

UNCW’s Lookout Books awarded $9,000 grant

Lori Wilson | Contributing Writer December 1, 2012

Poet, John Rybicki and memorialist, Ben Miller will begin book tours in April 2013.

More international students coming to U.S. schools

Roxy Simons | Staff Writer November 15, 2012

 Each year, thousands of hopeful high school seniors make the life-altering choice of applying to UNCW. During the last six years, as the number of incoming freshman has increased, UNCW has also experienced...

UNCW student Corrine Linder writes on the Before I Die blackboard outside of Trask.

“Before I Die…” campaign promotes positive awareness on campus

Shannon McCabe | Contributing Writer November 15, 2012

UNCW student Corrine Linder writes on the "Before I Die' blackboard outside of Trask.

“Egypt: The Story Behind the Revolution”

Brandon Hill | Contributing Writer November 15, 2012

The award winning documentary, "Egypt: The Story Behind The Revolution" was shown Nov. 13 at Lumina Theater. Director Khaled Sayed attended and spoke to the audience after the documentary screening. "Egypt:...

Lyon makes laughs in the Burney Center

Tabitha Shiflett | Staff Writer November 15, 2012

Laughter, giggles and even a few snorts escaped the doors of the Burney Center on Nov. 15. Writer and comedian Grant Lyon warmed the crowd with comments about the seating arrangements."This is a strange...

“Girls Like Us” author Rachel Lloyd speaking

Shelby Purvis | Staff Writer November 15, 2012

At 7:00 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 15, an auditorium full of people braved pouring rain and chilly weather to attend a free lecture by anti-human trafficking advocate Rachel Lloyd. Lloyd is the author of "Girls...

Fall fashion fundraiser

Tabitha Shiflett | Staff Writer November 15, 2012

On Nov. 18, 2012 Banana Republic and Wilmington's local Team in Training chapter hosted their 8th annual fashion show at the Hilton Garden Inn at Mayfaire. The fall show benefited research for the Leukemia...

Art for the Masses showcased a wide variety of mediums, including original paintings, sculptures, ceramics and other creations made by over 150 local artists.

“Art for the Masses”

Kaitlyn Russell | Contributing Writer November 15, 2012

Art for the Masses showcased a wide variety of mediums, including original paintings, sculptures, ceramics and other creations made by over 150 local artists.

UNCW’s Writers Week discusses “The Digital Age”

Lori Wilson | Contributing Writer November 14, 2012

During UNCW's Writers Week, creative writing students fought for seats, slugged against walls, shared chairs and hovered by the doors of Kenan Hall's lecture room, where they attentively scribbled notes...

“Angels in America” displays great student talent

Brandon Hill | Contributing Writer November 14, 2012

Prior Walter was an AIDS victim in the 1980s. He stood in front of his nurse and removed his clothes to reveal dark, scabbed-over lesions that covered his body. His only refuge, his dreams, have been invaded...

Zach Wahls advocates for gay marriage

Tabitha Shiflett | Staff Writer November 4, 2012

Twenty-one year old University of Iowa student Zach Wahls was a typical college student when he delivered a speech at an Iowa public hearing seeking to ban gay marriage. However, he was catapulted to...

Groups gathered at the AFSP walk to remember loved ones who have passed.

Out of Darkness walk seeks to eliminate stigma of suicide

Brandon Hill | Contributing Writer November 4, 2012

 

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