With eyes still crusted with sleep and cups still full of coffee, my fellow Guilfordian staff members and I sat behind Founders Hall discussing the days to come. After half an hour of quiet discussion...
The Good
1. “The Shining”
This Stephen King novel turn classic film deserves every ounce of praise it has received — and that’s a lot. A true classic, “The Shining” is truly and profoundly...
Turn on any news channel, look out any window or step out your very own door and you will be confronted by the constant development happening within Greensboro.
For those that have spent their lives...
“Imagine if rugby and soccer had a kid together,” said junior Zachary Wolfe. “And in order to play, you had to ride a PVC pipe.”
In the “Harry Potter” franchise, Quidditch is a fictional...
“Every 28 hours, a black person who is unarmed is murdered in the United States by a police officer, a vigilante or a security guard,” said Opal Tometi, co-founder of Black Lives Matter. “That’s...
A 2006 study found that nine in 10 young Americans could not find Afghanistan on a map. It is ironic that Guilford hosts students from countries this demographic cannot even identify.
Students from...
The first Secretary of the Treasury having a rap battle with Thomas Jefferson. Lesbians singing about their dead father. Deaf teenagers discovering sex. The 2015 Broadway lineup.
This year has introduced...
Some people might not understand the passion that many athletes have towards sports. Some might not understand the hard work, dedication, and endless effort it takes to become the best version of ourselves....
Each year, Americans observe National Hispanic Heritage Month by celebrating the histories, cultures, and contributions of Hispanics in the U.S. from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15.
Guilford joined the celebrations...
