We made it, Seahawks. Two months after the coronavirus pandemic caused schools to shut down, forced classes online, sent many students back home, and all the adjustments that came in the middle of the...
Sally Seahawk, Contributing Writer
• April 22, 2020
Hello, again, my Seahawks!
My family is moving at the end of the summer, but since I'm graduating, I'm not sure if I should move with them or not. Does living with my parents make me less of an adult?
ABSOLUTELY...
Sally Seahawk, Contributing Writer
• April 8, 2020
Hello, my dear Seahawks.
I wish I was writing during different times. I wish I was writing from my humble nest back in Wilmington, but it seems like we have a new reality. To those that were graduating...
“What Grinds My Gears…” is a new series here at The Seahawk in which our writers talk about things that bother us but are not quite big enough deals to warrant a full opinion article. These are not...
Sally Seahawk, Contributing Writer
• February 26, 2020
How do I ask my friends for some space to clear my head?
It is not what you say, but rather how you say it. Everyone needs a “day off” once in a while, even your friends. We are like batteries and...
Full disclosure: this is not a review about “Parasite,” the film created by South Korean director Bong Joon-ho that surprised the world (okay, the white world) by winning Best Picture at the 2020 Oscars....
Darius Melton and Katelyn Vargas
• February 20, 2020
Over winter break, one of our opinion editors (dare you to guess who) spent a lot of time watching watching Japanese dating show “Terrace House” on Netflix. During episode 2 of the newest season, “Tokyo...
"What Grinds My Gears..." is a new series here at The Seahawk in which our writers talk about things that bother us but are not quite big enough deals to warrant a full opinion article. These are not world-changing...
Jenna Tripp, Contributing Writer
• February 13, 2020
Today we will be focusing on everyone’s favorite polarizing holiday other than Thanksgiving: Valentine’s Day! This is a time to celebrate love or to provide the opportunity to spark a new love affair....
Sally Seahawk, Contributing Writer
• February 12, 2020
How do I avoid feeling lonely/sad on Valentine’s Day?
Aside from getting good grades, being involved in school, creating connections and making life-long friends, we also have this pressure to find...
STDs are clouded in a negative stigma. They invoke feelings of shame, embarrassment and filth, despite the fact that millions of Americans report having an STD of some kind.
In 2013, the national Center...
Sally Seahawk, Contributing Writer
• February 5, 2020
The other officers in my club aren't on their game and the duties are really imbalanced, but the person who's doing all the work isn't complaining and the others don't see a problem.
The first question...