Would you bomb a school to take out a school shooter? Probably not, but Israel might. This has been the situation in Gaza for over a month.
While the focus has been on Oct. 7, we ask: what about Oct....
On Sept. 26, a women’s soccer game between Guilford College and Virginia State University was marred by alleged racist, hateful conduct from Guilford fans and athletes, and directed towards Black players...
The Guilford College website says the school's main trail, located behind the lake, “...combines sustainable building methods with Guilford's Underground Railroad Project.”
However, it can sometimes...
It’s likely that most college students have seen an interview conducted by Barbara Walters, read a novel by Jane Austen or Toni Morrison or seen one of Viola Davis’s captivating performances on screen.
But...
Spring break is finally here! After seven weeks of class that have felt like an eternity, Guilford students are finally getting some much-deserved down time.
Along with all of Guilford’s classrooms,...
The assassinations of Malcolm X and MLK.
The passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
The Voting Rights Act of 1965 and the Civil Rights Act of 1968, which included the Fair Housing Act.
The...
On Feb. 20 of each year, we celebrate World Day of Social Justice — an occasion to renounce injustice all around the globe and affirm and uplift those working to create and reinforce equity.
First...
Ah, Valentine's Day. Elementary school students exchange paper valentines in shoeboxes, middle-school students seek nervous crushes and college students complain about being single. But what is the origin...
The mass shooting that killed 12 people in Monterey Park was the impetus for the Guilfordian editorial board to choose gun violence as the subject for this staff editorial. Between then and the drafting...
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