A letter to the UNCW graduating class of Spring 2020
Darius Melton, Opinion Editor
April 7, 2020
Commencement is postponed. That sucks. If you have been a student at UNC Wilmington for the past few years, it is clear that this run has been rocky. Fall 2018 saw Hurricane Florence take us out of school for a month, and right when we got back to school, Tropical Storm (née Hurricane) Michael hit....
Is graduate school actually worth it?
Caitlyn Dark, News Editor
February 27, 2020
It is the middle of the spring semester and graduation is on many people’s minds. This presents a fork in the road of life: do you graduate, enter the real world, and never look back? Or do you apply to graduate school and throw your hat back into the academic ring? The topic of the value of graduate...
Advice from Sally Seahawk 10/16/19 (Diversity, designated drivers, post-graduation)
Sally Seahawk, Contributing Writer
October 16, 2019
Is my school ignoring diversity? What do I do? It is no secret that UNC Wilmington is not the most diverse college in the Carolinas. Being in an environment that you do not feel represented in can be quite the adjustment. For instance, I grew up in a very diverse community where people from a variety ...
Advice from Sally Seahawk
Sally Seahawk, Staff Writer
October 3, 2018
I have found myself procrastinating a lot during this semester and I need some tips to help me stay on task with my schoolwork. This is something that a majority of college students deal with. Because we have so much freedom, we have to make sure that we make time to efficiently complete our schoolwork. ...
Advice from Sally Seahawk
Sally Seahawk, Staff Writer
April 18, 2018
My boyfriend and I are going through a bad breakup right now and I’m having trouble focusing on exams. How can I help my situation? This is a tough situation to deal with. Breakups are not easy to deal with in general, but during this high-stress time of the school year can make it even more dif...
