The verdict is in, and Dr. Mike Adams is taking UNCW back to court. The Richmond Federal Appeals Court ruled to send Adams' First Amendment retaliation claim back to district court in Greenville, N.C."I...

Parking lot closures, especially of Zone 1, have left students upset and faculty struggling to balance the needs of the university with those of parking permit holders.Senior Alex Kesler started a Facebook...

Adderall is a psychostimulant, a combination of dextroamphetamine and amphetamine that is known to increase focus for extended periods of time, suppress appetite, and keep users awake. College students...

Cease and desist letters, warnings from the Dean of Students to stop illegally downloading copyrighted material, have been popping up in students' inboxes since the beginning of the school year. If a student...

In an extremely close race, Sammy Pisano was elected Student Body President Tuesday after a runoff election.Pisano ousted opponent Ronda Jackson with just 50.6 percent of the vote. 1,163 votes were cast...

The candidates for Student Body President and Vice-President were expecting cheers or tears when they heard the results of the election, but instead were left with a question mark. Because none of the candidates received 50 percent of the votes, a run-off election will decide the winner. SGA mandates that the Student Body President and Vice-President will earn a majority of the total votes cast, and none of the candidates reached this requirement. Voters will have a limited amount of time to re-vote for their favorite candidate, because voting is only open Monday and Tuesday, April 4 and 5. Of the three initial candidates, only two will be moving on to the run-off election: Ronda Jackson with Michael Croal, and Sammy Pisano with Brooke Britt. "When I was told I was in the run off I was very excited. Sitting there waiting for the results was very nerve racking so when my name was called it was great," Jackson said. "We all knew that a run-off was inevitable." Pisano is looking at the run-off as something positive. He said, "Competition breeds excellence. No one is guaranteed a position in SGA, and as candidates, we must work hard to stand out. UNCW voters had a difficult decision on their hands, but I am confident that in the end it will be what is best for this university." Candidates for other the other presidential positions, however, were elected and the results are the following: senior class president: Whitney Kornegay;junior class president:Will Taylor;and sophomore class president:Shannon Morris.

Last year, Matt Victory and Jenna Roney, the winning candidates for Student Body President and Vice-President, outlined in their joint platform some of the changes and improvements they planned to bring...

"To.get.her," a film written and directed by Wilmington-based filmmaker Erica Dunton, premiered in a sold-out screening at the Sundance Film Festival in February. Over the next ten days, the film was screened...

It's out with the old and in with the new as students compete for the chance to hold positions in the Student Government Association (SGA). This year, three teams of candidates are hoping to capture your...

The UNCW chancellor search committee met last weekend, Friday March 18 through Sunday, March 20, to discuss individual candidates for the new chancellor. The committee met at the UNC Chapel Hill Kenan-Flagler...

On the first day of spring break, many UNCW students stayed in town to attend a solidarity rally in support of two New Hanover County residents who have been sued for slander by Titan America and Carolinas...

For the third consecutive year, UNCW has ranked in The Princeton Review's 100 "Best Value Colleges" in America. But The Princeton Review is facing some public criticism for its ranking systemThis is the...