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...

With the appointment of Jim Hood, Charles A. Dana Professor of English, as interim president on Feb. 23 the College is moving closer to the Quaker values that were slowly disappearing amid recent changes.  Guilford...

It has almost been an entire year since COVID-19 entered the United States with enough positive cases to temporarily shut down schools, businesses and travel all across the country. Even though the...

As Guilford enters week eight of our twelve-week semester, the stress of midterms and finals is more present than ever, and as we move into in-person classes, the stress of waking up on time is stronger...

Last Saturday, Feb. 13, was a day that took quite an unexpected turn. At least for the early birds, what seemingly started as just another day of gloomy weather—worthy of curling up under a knitted blanket,...

A lot has changed this past year on campus. With most students adapting to either living off-campus or with limitations, Black History Month celebrations have had to adjust in the same ways. Considering...

After nearly a year of the COVID-19 pandemic, Guilford students long for a return to normal college life—days filled with in-person classes, long conversations with friends in the crowded caf, study...

January 6 was one of the craziest days of the Trump era. The Capitol was stormed. Police officers met the rioters with a mix of open welcome, support and lethal violence. Makeshift gallows were set up,...