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Two women, Yuval and Ruth, have developed Anti-Rape Wear clothing. Some of the garments can be worn under other clothing (such as these shorts), and all feature cut-resistant straps and webbing along the waist, thighs and central panels to deter removal.

Two women develop innovative anti-rape clothing

Tabitha Shiflett | Staff Writer November 20, 2013

Being a female college student is sometimes intimidating. Going to college parties, walking out to our cars at night or even going downtown are all potentially unsafe situations we face on a daily basis. But...

Student veterans wary of Kony efforts

Lindsey Hogan | Contributing Writer November 20, 2013

Canadian adventurer Robert Young Pelton is attempting to crowd-fund a manhunt for Joseph Kony, head of the African terrorist organization Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA), an effort that is making UNC Wilmington...

Marine epidemic claims hundreds of dolphins

Lindsey Marie Hogan | Contributing Writer November 13, 2013

A deadly virus has claimed more than 700 bottlenose dolphins on the east coast since July. 

Dobo family gifts UNCW with $2.5 million endowment

Evan Amezcua | Assistant News Editor November 8, 2013

On Friday Oct. 25, the Dobo Family granted UNC Wilmington a $2.5 million endowment in the name of Bill Dobo. The funds derive from a remainder trust generated by Bill and Bob Dobo, amounting to $2.5 million...

UNC System investigation of campus security and crime

Juliane Bullard | Editor-in-chief November 8, 2013

Sparked by last year’s misreporting of sexual assaults by University of North Carolina- Chapel Hill, an investigation of security and reporting of crimes on all 17 UNC System campuses began in early...

English department lecturer wins Whiting Award

Lindsey Marie Hogan | Contributing Writer November 8, 2013

Hannah Dela Cruz Abrams, a lecturer in UNC Wilmington's English department, was announced as one of ten authors to win the 2013 Whiting Writer’s Award.“I had absolutely no idea I was in the running,”...

Board of Trustees member Michael Drummond at the meeting on Oct. 25 in the Burney Center Ballroom. Drummond voiced his concerns over the board not being aware of the student representation law origins, which started at UNCW. 

UNCW Board of Trustees members question student representation law

Juliane Bullard | Editor-In-Chief October 29, 2013

Board of Trustees member Michael Drummond at the meeting on Oct. 25 in the Burney Center Ballroom. Drummond voiced his concerns over the board not being aware of the student representation law origins, which started at UNCW. 

UNCW removes Chancellor’s Achievement Award

Evan Amezcua | Assistant News Editor October 24, 2013

905 students who drudged their way through five semesters of polishing their GPAs will no longer be recognized for their academic achievement due to UNC Wilmington's recent removal of its Chancellor's...

Herbert Berg will receive the Governor’s Award for Excellence on Nov. 19 at the Museum of History in Raleigh.

UNCW professor wins Governor’s Award for Excellence

Lindsey Hogan | Contributing Writer October 21, 2013

Herbert Berg will receive the Governor’s Award for Excellence on Nov. 19 at the Museum of History in Raleigh.

Two autoclaves (left) and a dishwasher (right).

MARBIONC opens and seeks businesses

Lindsey Hogan | Contributing Writer October 18, 2013

Faculty and staff at UNC Wilmington CREST Research Park are now expanding into their newest addition, the Marine Biotechnology in North Carolina building, or MARBIONC.   Daniel Baden, director of UNCW’s...

UNCW professors educate former prisoners

Joe Lowe | Staff Writer October 18, 2013

Donyell Roseboro and Kosta Kyriacopoulos, professors of the Watson College of Education, are participating in a teaching project titled “Justice and Education” for residents of the Marvin E. Roberts...

Election aside, UNCW professor hopes start up organization will curb youth violence

Evan Amezcua | Assistant News Editor October 18, 2013

UNC Wilmington professor Earl Sheridan started the Blue Ribbon Commission to end youth violence in 2007.  In its sixth year, neighborhoods are still getting caught in the crossfires of violent activity...

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