UNCW College of Arts and Sciences History

Honors Project papers produced by students who have completed the seniors honors project at UNCW through the Honors College

UNCW Theses, Dissertations, Honors Papers and Special Projects searchable through the Library Catalog.

Seahawk DOCKS is UNCW's portion of a shared database called North Carolina Digital Online Collection of Knowledge and Scholarship (NC DOCKS). Designed by UNC Greensboro and shared with UNCG, East Carolina University, Appalachian State University, and UNC Pembroke, NC DOCKS is designed to hold digital, online copies of faculty articles, white papers, and other scholarly works, in addition to student theses and dissertations. This type of database is often referred to as an "Institutional Repository," or IR.

As the official news bulletin for university faculty and staff from 1970-2004, the Campus Communique includes campus events, faculty and staff awards, and advertisements.

Theseahawk.org, the student news organization of UNC Wilmington providing online news since 2001

Published for alumni and friends of the University of North Carolina Wilmington since 1990.

This is a newsletter published by the University of North Carolina Wilmington from 1982-1990. It's currently presented by the North Carolina Digital Heritage Center, a statewide digitization program and digital publishing platform.

News about Wilmington College and the University of North Carolina Wilmington from local newspapers and other publications starting in the 1950s.

Around Town with Rhonda Bellamy welcomes guests from all over the Cape Fear Region to talk about arts, culture, community and more. Five-minute interviews air on WHQR (91.3fm). Coverage includes arts and cultural events and programs at UNCW.

CoastLine is a variety interview, arts, and occasional news show, hosted by Rachel Lewis Hilburn. Interviewees include UNCW faculty and scientists. CoastLine airs on WHQR 91.3 and is available on podcast platforms.

Searchable collection of programs on public affairs, culture, science, and education in North Carolina

Motion picture projects from students in the UNCW Department of Film Studies.

The WWAY Television News Archive is a unique audiovisual chronicle of a period of tremendous growth and change for Southeast North Carolina. As one of only two stations in the region for much of its history, WWAY informed viewers from Bladen, Brunswick, Columbus, Duplin, New Hanover, Onslow, Pender, Robeson, and Sampson Counties – as well as those of Horry County, South Carolina – of the events of the day.