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From left to right: Dr. Amy Kirschke, Dr. J. Carlos Kase, and Dr. Tim Black, who spoke at the College of Arts & Sciences “1968/1969: From Tet to Triumph, from Memphis to the Moon panel on Thursday, Feb. 27.

College of Arts & Sciences examines pivotal moments from late ’60s

Caitlyn Dark, Staff Writer February 28, 2019

1968 and 1969 are often remembered as important years that changed American history. In 1968, Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated, “Star Trek” aired the first interracial kiss on television, and...

From left to right: Dr. W. David Webster, Dr. Michelle Scatton-Tessier, Dr. Aswani Valety, Dr. Kemille Moore, and Dr. Jess Boersma at the first Open Students Forum of the semester in the Warwick Center ballroom on Tuesday, Feb. 19.

College of Arts and Sciences holds Open Student Forum

Sunshine Angulo, Contributing Writer February 20, 2019

The College of Arts and Science (CAS) is UNC Wilmington’s largest academic unit, composed of thousands of students and hundreds of faculty members. In order to bridge the gap between the college’s...

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