UNCW in the News
June 10-14
The end of the Arctic as we know it
The Guardian
Featuring Till Wagner, physics and physical oceanography, and Heather Koopman, biology and marine biology
Arctic melt: Threat beneath the ice
CNN
Featuring Till Wagner, physics and physical oceanography
UNCW research team returns from Arctic expedition
WECT
UNCW scientists study Arctic ecosystems to advance sea ice research
WWAY
Greater Wilmington Business Journal
One Smart Person and Greg Gutfeld
Fox Nation (subscription only)
Featuring Diana Pasulka, philosophy and religion
WITN
Featuring UNCW student Austin Reed
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'Out, NC' is both inspiring and heartbreaking
StarNews
Featuring UNCW Presents and graduate Trey Morehouse
UNCW goalkeeper trending after FIFA Women's World Cup debut
StarNews
UNCW goalkeeper taking Women's World Cup by storm
WWAY
UNCW baseball alum doubles as Captain America
StarNews
WHQR
Featuring Larry Cahoon, biology and marine biology
Compass Pointe asks for more sewer connections after exceeding its permit for years
Port City Daily
Featuring Larry Cahoon, biology and marine biology
Maine could ditch caucuses, move to presidential primaries
Greensboro News & Record
Featuring Josh Putnam, public and international affairs
Civil War is topic for next Prologue
StarNews
Featuring Philip Gerard, creative writing
UNC lab schools are changing the formula for education
Laurinburg Exchange
UNCW is operating a lab school.
Peterson to lead Sampson schools as new district director
Sampson Independent
Featuring UNCW graduate Nicole Peterson
She's only 19 -- and just made tremendous saves as Jamaica's goalie in the World Cup
CNN
Featuring UNCW student Sydney Schneider
American-born goalkeeper, 19, steps into spotlight for Jamaica during Women’s World Cup
Fox News
Featuring UNCW student Sydney Schneider
UNCW Baseball and Brooks Field set to host 2020 CAA Tournament
WWAY
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