“The Corella and Bertram F. Bonner Foundation seeks to improve the lives of individuals and communities by helping meet the basic needs of nutrition and educational opportunity,” according to the Bonner...
Joseph M. Bryan Auditorium was nearly full by 5:50 p.m. Thursday night, Aug. 28as Guilford students, faculty, staff and Greensboro community members gathered to listen to five panelists speak about...
At age 15, Zev Harel was liberated from a concentration camp during the Holocaust. At age 84, Harel was able to stand in front of an audience in the Bryan Jr. Auditorium at Guilford College to share his...
The plate glass has been removed from the old storefront and the space once occupied by window displays now houses three swings. Behind this, in the old thrift store turned museum, the editors of “I...
All the late nights spent in the library devoted to writing papers and studying for exams are over now.
You did it. You made it through college.
There is an undoubtedly enormous emphasis on a student’s...
An exciting new initiative from two Center for Continuing Education students is being met with great support from the Guilford College community.
“We want to bring the means to help develop minds,”...
“We have the power to make change,” said Toni Etheridge, program director of the American Friends Service Committee.
On the evening of April 22, passionate words were spoken from Etheridge’s lips...
“Anti-Semitism has not and will not die if people like this still exist,” said junior Josh Weil.
Could we please have a moment of silence for the deceased?
Now, can we take another moment for...
Imagine walking into a tattoo parlor for the first time: smelling cleaning agents, seeing artwork covering the walls and hearing tattoo guns drilling in the background.
You know you want a tattoo, but...
