This site both celebrates and illuminates the history of the US Military Chaplains. This site contains: transcriptions of interviews with Chaplains; numerous histories in searchable full-text digital format; bibliography to print and electronic sources; and links to associated websites.

The Cape Fear Surfing Archive was created in 2002 and is a subset of Special Collections at UNCW’s Randall Library. The archive’s collections focus primarily on preserving the heritage of surfing along North Carolina’s southeastern coast although some materials reflect surfing history at the regional, national, or international level.

Art, maps, photographs of artifacts and interview transcripts document the important role the Cape Fear region's people played in the Second World War.

The Archives Photograph Collection consists of prints, slides, and negatives from 1948 to the present day. UNCW Archives has digitized a portion of this collection, which are searhable and viewable on the Web.

Transcripts of oral history interviews created on videotape by UNCW Archives and Special Collections.  The major themes of this oral history collection are Voices of UNCW, Southeast North Carolina, the Arts, and Military. 

Featuring the achievements of student athletes, this collection includes certificates, trophies, plaques, and artwork in Trask Coliseum and Archives.

This digital collection highlights material from the Marks manuscript collection, offering insight into Stuart's dynamic career and personal life.