UNCW’s chapter of the Plastic Ocean Project organization, a nonprofit local to Wilmington, is one of the largest clubs on campus. Its eco-friendly focus attracts like-minded students in the pursuit of personal and public involvement with key environmental issues. UNCW POP balances camaraderie and fun in meetings with activism through organized events, contributing to UNCW’s reputation as a sustainable campus. With this school year drawing to a close, the club’s leadership is under transition for the 2022-2023 year. Emily Willis will serve as the new president of UNCW POP.

Flair magazine, UNCW’s newest fashion and culture magazine, made its debut with its first issue on June 8. The new magazine is dedicated to forming an inclusive, safe space for students to make unique...

Many students are interested in activism but do not know where to start. Luckily, UNCW has plenty of organizations centered around advocacy. For those focused on gender equality and advocating for the...

Is it worth taking a class over the summer to avoid taking 18 credit hours in the fall semester? Taking summer courses can be very beneficial. They only last five to six weeks and many students enjoy...

Talk to me about ghosting. Why do people do it? Should I take it personally if it happens to me? Ghosting; a new term for an old phenomenon. No one wants to be deliberately ignored, but unfortunately,...

Physical Graffeeti [PG], UNCW’s campus club dance crew, has been chosen as one of 16 teams to compete in the collegiate dance competition Red Bull Bracket Reel, sponsored by Red Bull. Being chosen to...