This is an open call. You can just put one earbud in and still listen to music while being able to hear some very essential things. For example:

1. Me saying "Excuse me! Excuse me! On your left!" and ringing my bell on my bike (not an e-bike. normal bike) so I don't have to veer into traffic or crash onto the grass or pedal super slowly and stalk you till you notice I'm behind you.

2. The walk sign beeps. You are often looking down at your phone and don't see the light change.

3. Sometimes there are ice cream or shaved ice trucks on campus and you can hear the jingle.

4. Thunder to let you know we're about to be in Noah's Ark level rain.

And all of this goes EXTRA on chancellor's walk please stop walking on the wrong side of chancellor's walk. Thank you everyone for your time.

Hey all,

Does UNCW have any online writer groups? I started out on Substack but it feels hard to get genuine people on the app, it seems like everyone's just there to hit algorithms and get followers.

If there's other substackers out there posting their writing, it'd be nice if we could get a chain going and get some people out there who'd give some genuine feedback.

If you want please post your substack (or other apps), I won't even post mine so it doesn't look like I'm trying to advertise.

And if there's another app or method people share their work, I would be interested in hearing about that. I post short one line stories, and I am interested in other shortform content or poetry!

I am staying at UNCW for a year starting this September (not as an exchange student). I want to make some friends at UNCW, but I don't know where to start. Do you have any recommendations?

Currently working as a colleague in a preschool, but I really want to be an elementary school teacher. Obviously all teachers don’t get paid enough, but I really like the idea of going somewhere close by. I took a tour and he was really good at selling it to me, but I wanted to check to see if anybody else has done the program.

I am a grad student and I live off campus so I don't have a meal plan, I just get groceries and stuff. I'm wondering if either of those two dining halls are worth trying though, especially when I'm on campus for lunch or I have a late class and don't want to cook. Are they good? Are they worth the price? What is the difference between the two?

As a transfer student with no language credits, are you required to take them at UNCW and how many? I graduated high school in 2021 and would be potentially starting Fall 2027.

Edit: I reached out to my transfer coach and they said as long as I am transferring in with a completed AA or AS, the general education requirements including language are waived. Still waiting to hear back if a 201 level language is needed.

Do every mat 161 classes have to use cengage. I dont want to pay to do my assignments.

Need someone who can basically teach Calculus 1, at the same time as helping with Physics.

My son is at Brunswick Community College and the instruction isn't working for him. He's smart, but needs it explained differently than its being taught. And there aren't any higher level tutors available there.

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I paid for the residential zone parking permit and I'm wondering how bad does these lots flood during downpour or storms? My car is quite low to the ground and I'm concerned it may cause water damage to the interior.

I am the Commissioner of my family's Fantasy Football League. Each year we do challenges to determine draft order. This year we are doing an Amazing Race type challenge...

Challenge #2 is to send a sub sandwich to a family member or a family famous person out of state and document it.

I live in New Jersey, but two of my Uncles are UNCW grads and worked at The Bridgetender during the 80's.

I want to buy a UNCW student a sub and have them eat it or at least take a photo outside of the Bridgetender with their sub and holding a paper that says "The 222 League"

I'll pay $20 plus the cost of the sub for this to be done.

I’m an international student living at Aspire 349 and I’ll probably be going back home around mid-May once the semester ends, but my lease runs until late July.
Has anyone at Aspire been in a similar situation? Did management let you end the lease early if you explained that you were leaving the country for summer? I’d be okay paying an early termination/reletting fee if needed.
Just trying to understand how this usually works for students who leave Wilmington after the spring semester.

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Title says it all. I got accepted into the MBA program. Originally got a chem degree from UNC CH, had a terrible undergrad experience there and what likely pulled me thru was my GPA from CC and a single UNCA course I took. Is this program daunting? Was it a good experience?

I’m thinking about transferring to UNCW for the 2027-28 school year. However I’m worried it might not be a good fit for me.

I’m introverted, gay, a city boy (clt) and definitely a little bit of a weird kid. Although, I do have faith I can make friends and “find my own people”, I’m just worried I might not fit in.

Does anybody have any helpful insights about UNCW social life? This would definitely mean greatly to me, thanks.

My professor has only graded some of my assignments on canvas. When do they usually post final grades for summer classes?

How is the start to the new Fall semester going? Move in going well?

Saw them interviewing people and stuff

This one is going to be a very niche post I think...

I have just relocated to NC to start my residency approval for in state tuition for NC state schools. I have family here and I intend to live here preminently-

Anyway I wanted to go to UNC Chapel Hill becuase the research I had done on the school lead me to believe it was the best school for my desired major. I have started to reconsider my major, I wanted to major in linguistics, but now am thinking of minoring. I want to be an interpreter, but I probaly will not walk out of school fluent in 10 languages, so I want to aquire the skill to learn them while also having a degree that will pay my bills. I haven't decided on my major yet, but here's my question finally

What is your experience at UNC schools in the Linguistics department, is it applied linguistics? Did it set you up for language learning or just studying the anthropology aspects of language?

I am hoping to find a school closer to the coast than Chapel Hill so I can put my feet in the ground where I actually intend to live.

I have seen UNC Wilmington, ECU and Elizabeth, but they don't seem to have all equal programs for that specific department.

Also any recommendations for majors would be cool. I was thinking social work because it kind of goes well with my career goals as far as the language component, but I am also considering majors that pay well right out of school.

Hey, I'm a freshman going into UNCW this fall and have been curious on how strictly the policies are enforced at Loggerhead Hall. Me and my roommate secured Loggerhead for how new the building is and overall hearing good things about its location and resources, but now as we get closer to move in, im worried about how strict and policy-following our RA's might be.

I have a girlfriend who will be living on campus with me, and my roommate and I have already discussed how we are both fine with having people over (especially our friends outside of UNCW), but I am curious on how strictly they enforce the "guest policy" for Loggerhead specifically. I understand there is a 24-hour guest policy on the weekends, but would that work with on-campus students? I have heard in some cases that they will kick out people past 12. -plus can you have guests during the week? if so, has anyone who has dormed at Loggerhead had bad experience with RA's and having guests over? I don't want to cause any issues or get bad rep with my RA.

Bonus question: I really look forward to getting involved socially and I was wondering for the style of dorm, is Loggerhead considered a decently social place? I'm hoping to be hanging out in others dorms and socializing/making new connections in my own building.

All in all, hoping that a lot of this is sourcing just from my nerves/overthinking and was just looking for anyones experience in recent years.