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Pollution · WilmingtonAerial view of part of the Cape Fear River. Photo: Cape Fear River Watch Clean Cape Fear is hosting a World Water Day event to address continuing threats of PFAS and 1,4-dioxane pollution from upstream dischargers into the Cape Fear River. The program is in partnership with the women’s ministry team at St. Andrews-Covenant Presbyterian Church and is being held at the church in Wilmington from 2-4 p.m. March 22. There is no cost to attend. Space …See the Story
World Water Day to focus on chemical pollution in Cape Fear
Floods · AustraliaUNCW student Nicole Grady with a kangaroo during her study abroad in Australia (Courtesy: Nicole Grady). “My history teacher would always say this,” says Tina Astorga, a UNCW sophomore, “if you want to learn something, you have to go and see it for yourself. The best way to actually learn is by experiencing it.” This inspired Astorga and Nicole Grady, another sophomore studying business, to pursue studying abroad. For credit and class requiremen…See the Story
Studying abroad amidst the LA fires and despite the Valencia flood
Wilmington, North Carolina · WilmingtonWagoner dining hall on UNCW campus (Samantha Hill/The Seahawk). What if you walked into the dining hall not knowing if there would be more than a couple food options for you that day? Not just food that was enjoyable, not just food that was visually appealing, but food you could actually eat. This is the reality for many students at UNCW. Students who have to accept that the options campus provides for those with dietary restrictions pales in co…See the Story
Vegetarian options at UNCW are not enough
Pope Francis · Vatican CityPope Francis's medical condition has greatly improved, according to Vatican officials who say he is "out of danger from death" as of Monday evening.
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Pope Francis is improving and is no longer in ‘imminent danger,’ Vatican source says
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Wilmington, North Carolina · WilmingtonTo celebrate Black culture and remember Black history, departments throughout UNCW hosted different events such as a step show and a read-in. On Feb. 15th, UNCW’s Fraternity and Sorority Life and National Pan-Hellenic Council hosted the NPHC Homecoming step show. The National Pan-Hellenic Council coordinates nine historically Black Greek organizations across the United States. Since this organization coordinates nine chapters, it is known as th…See the Story
UNCW’s Step Show and Read-In
Books · WilmingtonKennedy Cole returns to UNCW to talk about her book deal with Penguin Random House Publishing for her debut novel, “There Used to Be People.” (Megan Eesley/The Seahawk). Kennedy Cole: UNCW alumni, author with a six-figure, two-book deal with the Penguin Random House Publishing, now with a film agent. After graduating with her Bachelor of Fine Arts in creative writing in Fall 2024 and signing with her agent, Cole went on to submit her manuscript …See the Story
UNCW alumni signs six-figure two-book deal with Penguin Random House
Stephen KingMajor spoilers ahead for The Monkey. You’ve been warned. * * For Hollywood, Stephen King is the gift that keeps on giving. Over 50 of his stories have been turned into movies or series. That’s not even counting sequels or remakes of the same stories. Only Shakespeare has him beat for the most adaptations. Some adaptations of King’s work have been truly awesome, like Carrie (1976), Misery (1990) and The Shawshank Redemption (1994). Others ha…See the Story
