Construction of the Social and Behavioral Science building, with a budget of $10 million dollars, is planned to finish in July of 2015 for fall semester classes.The Social and Behavioral Sciences building...

Since 2005, professor of marine biology Fred Scharf along with his team of UNCW undergraduates and graduate students, have been studying the migration patterns and genetics of flounder in the New River...

UNC Wilmington’s CARE has now made plans for the White House grant it received this past month.On behalf of the White House, CARE, UNCW’s Substance Abuse Prevention and Education Program, received...

On Oct. 22, UNC Wilmington’s ACE proudly presented its 2014 Fall Show with American hip-hop artist/rapper Steven Adam Markowitz, better known by his stage name, Hoodie Allen.After conducting a Fall Show...

Since October 21st, UNC Wilmington faculty and students are trying to figure out one thing—what’s that smell?  Over the past two days, a distinct smell around campus has been apparent to UNCW faculty...

UNC Wilmington will host its 13th annual College Day this Saturday, welcoming community residents to take courses in a variety of subjects.The UNCW College of Arts and Sciences in conjunction with the...

Beginning this month, criminal activity in the city of Wilmington, N.C. will be monitored.Police around Wilmington are embracing the use of personal body video cameras. However, the UNC Wilmington police...

In lieu of the recent outbreak of Ebola in West Africa and isolated cases in the United States, a phone call meeting was held to share information about what is currently known about the disease with the...

Former professional football player Wade Davis advocates for the LGBTQIA community and on Oct. 6, he spoke to a crowd of more than 500 people in the Burney Center Ballroom as part of the UNCW Presents...

Gay marriage is now legal in 29 states including North Carolina.Two years ago, North Carolina approved Amendment One, a constitutional amendment slamming the door shut on same-sex marriage for the state....

On Oct. 6th, the Supreme Court legalized same-sex marriage in five states: Wyoming, Indiana, Oklahoma, Utah, and Virginia.The refusal to review the marriages of seven couples in five different states led...