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UNCW celebrates the birth of Europe’s first rock star

Lauren Clairmont | Staff Writer October 5, 2011

Whirl-wind European tours, sold out concerts, marriage proposals from complete strangers and musical talent so innovative, people thought he must have made a pact with the devil.Such was the life of 19th...

UNCW Professor and Author Presents New Novel

Jordan Wilkins | Contributing Writer October 5, 2011

September 28 at 2:45 p.m. with guitar case in hand, UNCW creative writing professor and author Clyde Edgerton enters the campus bookstore and is greeted by an enthusiastic audience waiting to hear him...

UNCW theater brings the absurd to campus with The Bald Soprano and The Room

Jessica Ferrer | Contributing Writer September 29, 2011

UNCW's theater department is starting off its season a little weird. Two absurdist plays, "The Bald Soprano" and "The Room," debuted this weekend."The Bald Soprano," written by Eugene Ionesco, is about...

Ann Flack Gallery Brings Culture and Globalization to UNCW

Madison Sevilla | Contributing Writer September 14, 2011

When University of North Carolina Wilmington faculty member Bonnie Monteleone was just 12 years old, she remembered her mother taking beef out of its plastic casing while preparing dinner and asking the...

Fearless exhibit shows masked faces of LGBT student athletes

Corey Strickland | Contributing Writer September 8, 2011

Jeff Sheng's "Fearless" exhibition is not only photography displayed in an unlikely venue, it touches on deeper issues for student athletes in a new and unique way. Displayed in the Warwick Center until...

Senior art students strive for a great gallery

Rachel Hodges | Staff Writer April 21, 2011

Paintings. Drawings. Sculptures. These are just a few of the different types of art that can be found at the Senior Art Exhibit at UNCW. The 18 seniors who have their art displayed for guests to see have...

VISIONS film festival celebrates undergrad success

Juliane Bullard | Assistant Layout Editor March 31, 2011

UNCW's film department is hosting the VISIONS film festival and conference this Friday, April 1 in Lumina Theater with free admission for the general public. The festival will showcase international talent...

Failing to Make us Sad: A Review of UNCW Presents Yasmin Levy

Jeremy Smyczek | Staff Writer March 9, 2011

Israeli-born singer-songwriter Yasmin Levy wants to make her listeners cry, but in a good way. That's the impression that she gave during her Feb. 28 appearance at Keenan Auditorium as part of the UNCW...

Edith Pearlman’s ‘Binocular Vision’ draws fans to reading

Juliane Bullard | Assistant Layout Editor March 9, 2011

Edith Pearlman's engaging personality shined last Thursday night as she read selected pieces from her anthology of short stories, collectively titled "Binocular Vision." The collection is a product of...

Arcadia brings audience to laughter and applause

Juliane Bullard | Assistant Layout Editor March 2, 2011

This past weekend, UNCW's theater department brought patrons to the moors of 19th century England with a compelling version of Sir Tom Stoppard's "Arcadia." The play took place in the Coverly family mansion...

Professor creates three-dimensional exhibit in Cultural Arts Building gallery

Gillian Perry | Assistant Lifestyles Editor March 2, 2011

As you walk into the art gallery in the Cultural Arts Building, it may take a moment to notice the exhibit itself. But looking up, one will notice lines of yellow monofilament stretched across the gallery...

Dub Idol showcases seahawk talents

Lizz Wood | Staff Writer February 25, 2011

UNCW students came together Thursday night to watch 10 contestants battle it out for the title of Dub Idol and $500. There were three group numbers the contestants performed together to a sold out audience...

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