Bike Safety — A message from Pam Williams
May 10, 2013
Dear Guilford students – On April 19 I got a phone call that NO parent wants to receive, that my son was critically injured riding his bike to school with no helmet. He made a big mistake crossing Friendly Ave against the light and is paying dearly for that. A helmet would not have prevented his... Read more »
Student Advisory Proposal
May 8, 2013
June 7, 2013 To the Board of Trustees, Over the course of the 2012-2013 school year, many concerns and ideas have arisen from the student body in terms of where donor money goes. The conversation began when the community found out about the plaza and fountain being built. While we are excited... Read more »
Student bike accident raises concerns about bike safety
Chloe Lindeman, Staff Writer
May 3, 2013
When Assistant Professor of Chemistry Michael Bruno choked up at the beginning of Chemistry 112, the whole class knew something was wrong. “Your classmate Sam Allen was in an accident this morning,” he told the class. “He’s in surgery now.” Allen, a senior, was critically injured on April 19... Read more »
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 »
Staff Editorial: Different tour, different experience
April 26, 2013
Birds of a feather flock together. A recent survey suggests that a non-athlete/athlete divide holds true at Guilford College, a liberal institution that prides itself on testimonies of diversity and equality. Apparently many members of the community still feel a divide among groups on campus. Theater... Read more »