Join the Department of World Languages and Cultures as students in SPN 490, Spanish Service Learning and Research, share their service projects from this semester. This is a great way for students to see how they can use Spanish in the community, either as a volunteer, as an internship for SPN 498 credit, or in SPN 490 in a future semester. Light refreshments will be served. This event is free and open to the public.Hosted by: College of Humanities, Social Sciences, and the Arts, World Languages and Cultures

UNCW offices are closed Nov. 27-28 for the Thanksgiving holiday.

The fall 2025 commencement ceremonies are scheduled to take place in Trask Coliseum on Saturday, Dec. 13.Graduate Programs Ceremony (includes master's and doctoral graduates from the five colleges) 9 a.m.Undergraduate Ceremonies Cameron School of Business, College of Science and Engineering and Watson College of Education 1 p.m. College of Health and Human Services and College of Humanities, Social Sciences, and the Arts 5 p.m.Doors open one hour before the ceremony start time. Graduates are required to report to Hanover Gym no later than 45 minutes prior to the ceremony start time. Each ceremony is expected to last approximately two hours.Full details

Join us for an unforgettable evening of music and history with the Fisk Jubilee Singers, a world-renowned a cappella ensemble known for their powerful performances of Negro Spirituals. For over 150 years, they’ve preserved this uniquely American choral tradition, captivating audiences with their rich harmonies and moving storytelling. Don’t miss this chance to experience the legacy of a group that changed the sound of American music.BUY YOUR TICKETS TODAY!Hosted by: Office of the Arts

Experience classical music like never before with the award-winning Duo Karolina Mikołajczyk & Iwo Jednocki. This dynamic violin and accordion duo brings fresh energy and vibrant color to beloved chamber works, reimagining them with surprising textures and bold creativity.BUY YOUR TICKETS TODAY!Hosted by: Office of the Arts

What don’t Chinese and Appalachian music have in common? That’s the question two-time Grammy Award winners Cathy Fink & Marcy Marxer explore in collaboration with master dulcimer player Chia Tian in FROM CHINA TO APPALACHIA. In this folk-infused world music journey, Fink, Marxer, and Tian find the unexpected harmony between two rich musical traditions, blending East and West into a vibrant celebration of culture and sound.BUY YOUR TICKETS TODAY!Hosted by: Office of the Arts