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Presidential candidates want results

Emily Evans | News Editor March 26, 2013

The polls opened for SGA elections Monday morning, and presidential candidates can take a collective breath before voting ends at 5 p.m. on Wednesday, March 27. There are three presidential candidates...

Psilocybin mushrooms can cause psychological damage

Pam Creech | Staff Writer March 25, 2013

Though some people view psilocybin mushrooms,or "shrooms," as a safe, natural way to get high, shrooms, like other illicit drugs, can be dangerous.Wilson, whose name has been changed, is a UNC Wilmington...

UNCW athletic program potentially in danger

Caroline Logan | Intern March 23, 2013

 Chancellor Gary Miller has appointed the Intercollegiate Athletics Review Committee to evaluate the sustainability of UNC Wilmington's 19 sports programs.UNCW's athletic department currently has the...

Onslow Extension campus gives on-site college admission

Rachel Huber | Contributing Writer March 19, 2013

Potential UNC Wilmington students received admission decisions in as little as ten minutes at an open house held at the UNCW Onslow Extension campus on Thursday.The open house at Camp Lejeune on Thursday...

Quintiles Marathons Comes to Wrightsville

Joseph Lowe | Staff Writer March 19, 2013

 St. Patrick's Day 2013 brought marathoners from across the U.S. to Wilmington's Mayfaire Town Center. Covered in green, runners of all age groups united to run the Quintiles Half and Full Marathon.At...

SGA approves an increase in SCC budget

Emily Evans | News Editor March 17, 2013

UNC Wilmington's sports clubs will notice an influx of resources next year that will provide students with more opportunities to represent the university at a competitive level. In a jam-packed meeting...

Are work-study jobs at risk

Lizzy Menzer | Contibuting Writer March 15, 2013

UNC Wilmington's Federal Work-Study programs will be affected by the budget cuts resulting from the sequester order signed by President Obama on March 1. However, it will not be as much as other universities...

e-TEAL will add to univerity’s applied learning excellence

Emily Evans | News Editor March 14, 2013

 e-TEAL is everywhere-from the 2,000 Slinkys and t-shirts with the e-TEAL logo distributed throughout campus, to the banners hanging from the Student Recreation Center and Randall Library. But, its...

Avalon Apartments boasts the best fitness facilities for UNCW students

Joseph Lowe | Staff Writer February 28, 2013

With renovations for the Student Recreation Center ongoing and access to Gold's Gym dwindling, quality fitness facilities provided by area apartment complexes will be a valuable asset for students looking...

Underage drinkers accept risk and consequence

Pamela Creech | Staff Writer February 28, 2013

Many college students view parties, loud music and alcoholic beverages as part of the "college experience." While drinking is a common way to celebrate the end of a stressful week, underage UNC Wilmington...

Completion of cross-city trail in sight

Megan Young | Contributing Writer February 28, 2013

With the beginning of a new year, the Wilmington Cross-City Trail, a $6.8 million project, is expected to be completed by the end of 2013.          The trail has been completed in increments and so...

SEAALC Brings Charlotte Mayor to UNCW

Joseph Lowe I Staff Writer February 26, 2013

 Anthony Foxx, mayor of Charlotte, shared his experiences as an African-American politician in front of crowd of UNC Wilmington students, faculty and Wilmington residents in the Burney Center on Saturday,...

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