Journalism 2.0

Liz Farquhar
December 8, 2011

“Everyone has the power to publish in their hands,” said John Nagy, director of online news operations for the News & Record, in an email interview. “Not everyone is cool with how to use that power.” In the new culture of web, it is not only journalists who report the news;... Read more »

Gupta tells stories as a neurosurgeon through reporting as a journalist

Charlotte Cloyd
December 7, 2011

Dr. Sanjay Gupta’s smile lit the stage on Nov. 29 at the third installment of the 2011 – 2012 Bryan Series. People packed the War Memorial Auditorium and an excited buzz filled the air before Gupta was introduced. His speech, titled “Medicine and Media,” focused on the relationship... Read more »

‘Tis the season for holiday crafts and cheer: Reuse The Guilfordian for green gifts/décor

Meg Holden
December 7, 2011

For the last four months, The Guilfordian has been pleased to run a weekly sustainability column. With the end of the semester now upon us, it is time to wrap up “Beyond Green and Beyond” in the best way possible — by using The Guilfordian to wrap up your own holiday gifts. Use these... Read more »

Guilford Shares open to students for first time

Karen Turner
December 7, 2011

Guilford is known to be a caring community, but now the Guilford Shares Giving Campaign is trying to turn that caring into sharing. The Guilford Shares Giving Campaign is an annual campaign that gives faculty, administration and staff the chance to donate money to one of three charities: United Way,... Read more »

AIDS: a weapon of mass destruction

Natalie Sutton
December 7, 2011

Can you imagine a world without AIDS? Chances are if you were born in the 1980s or later, then you have never known such a world. If something does not change soon, we may never live to see an AIDS-free world. Since it is AIDS Awareness Month, now is the chance to question how much time, money and... Read more »