Thanksgiving has been portrayed as a celebration of peace and cooperation between the Native Americans and white settlers, but is that perspective honest? In recent years, many publications have begun...

The Intercultural Engagement Center’s House of Straight/Cis Privilege display in King Hall ran from Oct. 27 to Nov. 3 this year. The display, which took up two hallways, included 13 stations, each depicting...

October ushered in another change in Guilford College’s leadership. On Oct. 6, an email from Board of Trustees Chair Ed Winslow announced the appointment of Kyle Farmbry as the College’s new president....

In the United States, two holidays are celebrated Oct. 11. One of those two is Columbus Day, which is one of 12 federal holidays created by Congress. This holiday celebrates Christopher Columbus landing...

Contrary to popular belief, rules are not meant to be broken.  The rules on and around campus regarding COVID-19, which are now the most lenient they have been since early March of 2020, were recently...

As faint traces of pumpkin fill the air, the leaves begin to change to beautiful hues of red and work piles up, we are reminded that fall is here, and it is time to buckle down. With so much happening,...

To them, our desks are shields, our pencils weapons and our lockers potential hiding spots.   “Make sure to stay away from windows,” they tell us. “Follow all our instructions and stay silent—maybe...

Spring 2021 has been another semester that has brought forth a myriad of firsts in the College's history. Although this was not the first semester that has been conducted mostly online it does mark a year...

This semester at Guilford has been a long one for students, faculty and staff. Due to COVID-19, and a decision by the College, students were not granted a spring break this year. The College made this...