Guilford recognized in Princeton Review for being green

Laura Hay, Staff Writer
May 3, 2013

Going green at Guilford is getting our school recognized on the national stage. The Sustainability program was recognized in “Princeton Review’s Guide to 322 Green Colleges.” The guide ranked schools based on things like a sustainable quality of life and environmental responsibility. Scoring was... Read more »

Dean of Students plunges into lake for 2013 seniors

Lane Martin, Staff Writer
May 3, 2013

The sun hung high in the sky as students gathered around the familiar Guilford College Lake. Music blared. The crowd shuffled with excitement. Dean of Students Aaron Fetrow was about to jump in the lake. Fetrow challenged the senior class to reach 50 percent participation in the Senior Gift Campaign.... Read more »

The Vagina Monologues: you’re not alone

Jamie Luckhaus, Staff Writer
May 3, 2013

“Before I knew much of anything, I knew that I was defined by what was between my legs.” Performed by sophomore Juliet Smith, Blueberry Hill by Christine House was one of many pieces in The Vagina Monologues. Held annually across the country, The Vagina Monologues expresses female struggles and experiences... Read more »

Paving the Way: The Class of 1963 Offers Wisdom

Russell Connelly, Guest Writer
April 26, 2013

As I approach the end of my time at Guilford, I am reminded every day of what a special place it is. I know that even though I will be pursuing an opportunity far away from Greensboro after I graduate, Guilford will always have a place in my heart. I will always remember my friends and mentors at Guilford,... Read more »

Take Back the Night

April 26, 2013

SAASA (Sexual Assault Awareness, Support and Advocacy) presented Take Back The Night on Thursday, April 18th. It started on the steps of Founders, sponsoring a free student dinner and t-shirt making. Later, a vigil that supported sexual victims carried attendees to a bonfire by the lake. There, students,... Read more »