Budget cuts require layoffs
Brittany Murdock, Staff Writer
April 26, 2013
As you enter Campus Life and make your way to the back of the office, you will see one door closed without a single light on in the room. The name plate reads: Tammy Alt. Last year, when the college was facing a $2 million shortfall due to federal and state cuts, a series of plans were made to cut faculty... Read more »
Budget issues require department cuts, made this summer
Victor Lopez, Senior Writer
September 7, 2012
In Sept. 2011 the Guilford Beacon reported a robust sustainability program in an article titled “Staffing Changes Strengthen College’s Sustainability Program.” No one could ever guess that 12 months later the college would notify those in both building and grounds, and sustainability by email that... Read more »
Staff Editorial: you owe it to yourself to get involved
September 7, 2012
It is the start of a new year at Guilford. Some of us are experiencing everything for the first time. Others, with familiarity. No matter your age, no matter your established roots, this is a fresh start. A blank canvas. So many opportunities are placed in front of us, and now is the perfect time to... Read more »
Dog Days of Summer: “worse” case scenario upon Guilford
Victor Lopez, Senior Staff Writer
June 9, 2012
Whilst most students are licking their academic wounds and resting from the rigors of their Guilford education during the dog days of summer, the business side of the College carries on. Guilford is feeling a $2.5 million pain derived from the state’s decision to cut student aid program for N.C. residents... Read more »
What dreams may come: a year in review
Victor Lopez, Staff Writers
April 20, 2012
Where, oh where, did the semester go? Is it already the end? Say it isn’t so. This year saw many major news events. As the academic year draws to a close, The Guilfordian has followed up on some of them to give you the latest developments in each. Budget woes plague Guilford As budget woes hit... Read more »