For many scientists, field work involves spending time at sea, or examining specimens in a local forest. However, for Steven Emslie Ph.D, a biology professor at UNC Wilmington, field work means traveling...

UNC Wilmington announced the launch of new nursing and education programs, offering specific degrees through online courses.Within the Watson College of Education and School of Nursing, Registered Nurses...

Gay-rights activists across North Carolina collected a win last week when the NC National Guard announced they would now recognize same-sex marriages. This action will extend federal benefits to all same-sex...

When North Carolina Senate Bill 353 goes into law in October, the only Planned Parenthood clinic in Wilmington will have to roll with the punches or shut down. The bill will force all abortion clinics...

No arrests were made, no drinking citations were issued, and other than a noise violation issued by the Wilmington Police Department no evidence was collected to suggest that UNC Wilmington Sigma Alpha...

North Carolina’s new Voter ID Law changes a lot of voting policies, but most notably for UNCWilmington students, it will bar the use of university ID as an adequate form of identification.House Bill...

Since the Student Recreation Center’s expansion “Something for Everyone,” Campus Recreation’s slogan, has taken on a life of its own. From aquatics to fitness, Campus Recreation is expanding into...

All citizens of the United States have the right to bear arms under the Second Amendment, but a controversial bill recently signed by Governor PatMcCrory grants the possession of a concealed weapons carry...

Six years ago, Seung-Hui Cho killed 32 Virginia Tech students and injured 17 others in what is known as the worst shooting by a single gunman in the history of the United States. Which begs the question:...

In July, Gov. Pat McCrory signed a $20.6 billion budget that creates several changes in K-12 public education that former, current and future education students should keep in mind. "We have to be...

 It took Brent Campbell 17 minutes to write his letter. 17 minutes to detail the harassment he endured, to convey his pain and frustration, to illustrate strained race relations in America, and to forgive...