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Local clothing company gives back

Tabitha Shiflett | Staff Writer February 9, 2013

 In 2009, brother and sister duo, Christian and Carmin Black started HALF UNITED, a humanitarian clothing company in downtown Wilmington, with  two hundred dollars, and a dream of fighting hunger by...

Hicks metal sculpture "Ephemeral Part. 1" is currently showcased in the Boseman gallery.

UNCW photographer and business student makes sculpture debut

Lori Wilson | Staff Writer February 8, 2013

Hicks first photo series "Faces on Front."

Shinn’s influence on campus will endure through the various art installations he sanctioned, a couple of which can be seen in Randall Library. Artwork from famous glass blower Dale Chihuly, a recipient of a National Living Treasure award, is exhibited in Randall thanks to Shinn’s determination.

Remembering professor Gerald Shinn

Lori Wilson | Staff Writer February 6, 2013

Shinn’s influence on campus will endure through the various art installations he sanctioned, a couple of which can be seen in Randall Library. Artwork from famous glass blower Dale Chihuly, a recipient of a National Living Treasure award, is exhibited in Randall thanks to Shinn’s determination.

 

College virgins: not a myth

Lori Wilson | Staff Writer February 1, 2013

 

Jazz bringing life to UNCW

Mary Childers | Contributing Writer February 1, 2013

Jazz music was flowing through Beckwith Recital Hall Thursday night on the UNC-Wilmington campus as faculty got together to showcase their musical talents. The event was aimed to be a fundraiser for scholarships...

Too old for toys too young for boys: the in-betweens

Christina Bruce | Staff Writer January 26, 2013

UNCW professors Donna King and Shannon Silva wrote, directed and produced "It's a Girl Thing: Tween Queens and the Commodification of Girlhood," a documentary that explores the creation, exploitation...

Fashion: a major problem for UNCW

Tabitha Shiflett | Staff Writer January 26, 2013

Several North Carolina schools, excluding UNCW, have a fashion program. Whether it's as upfront as a Bachelor of Science degree with a concentration in Merchandising Fashion Design, or as discreet...

The newest faces of UNCW

Lizzy Menzer | Contributing Writer January 26, 2013

Student ambassador recruitment recently finished up with final decisions on new members determined on Jan. 27th. This year, 101 applicants applied, a large amount considering the organization has a 60-member...

One university, six words

Shannon McCabe | Contributing Writer January 25, 2013

Everyone has a story.During this generation, technological advances have provided the human population with opportunities to express their stories online, through blogs and social media sites. Larry Smith,...

Businessman spends 50 years compiling mass Hellenic books collection

Lori Wilson | Staff Writer January 17, 2013

Michael Papadeas is a jack-of-all-trades and two cultures.   With a degree from Auburn University in electrical engineering, he   worked for AT&T for over 35 years, performed business consulting in...

Exposing the light and mystery of the North Carolina coast

Shannon McCabe | Contributing Writer January 17, 2013

Art department assistant professor Courtney Johnson currently has an exhibit of underwater photographs titled "Light Lure: Underwater Pinhole Photographs of North Carolina Piers,"  in the Cultural Arts...

Sophomore Pierce Morris.

New slacklining club teaches balance without juggling bears or leotards

Alex Lloyd | Assistant Opinion Editor January 17, 2013

Sophomore Kevin Lally.

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