Education in Southeast North Carolina

Digital collection of primary source documents and other resources related to southeastern North Carolina school desegregation, equal employment, equal access to public accommodations, and voting rights.

"The student paper of UNCW, established 1948." The Seahawk is the student news organization and newspaper of the University of North Carolina Wilmington. It began as a four-page handout with stenciled headlines. In 1958, the Seahawk reemerged as a monthly publication after a five-year period without a student paper. For most of its run, the Seahawk informed students about campus, national and world news along with arts, entertainment, and sports once or twice a week. In 2001 the organization launched its online component: theseahawk.org.

Digital copies of yearbooks from the James Walker Memorial Hospital, 1940s-1960s, available as part of the Nursing in Wilmington, N.C. digital collection from University Archives.

Contains 38 digital copies of "The Fledgling," UNCW's student yearbook, from 1950-1989.

Collection includes James Walker School of Nursing student yearbooks, published under varying titles (The Triangle, The Epitome, and The Cardinal) from 1939-1964 and UNCW School of Nursing alumni magazines and newsletters.

Yearbooks held by the New Hanover County Public Library and digitized by the North Carolina Digital Heritage Center. Content ranges from 1921 to 1973 and represents New Hanover High School, Wilmington High School, and John T. Hoggard High School, as well as the James Walker Memorial Hospital School of Nursing which closed in 1966.