“Guilford fashion is imaginative,” said senior Jesse Kahaner.
While most colleges have an unwritten dress code of t-shirts, jeans and sweatpants, Guilford College has set itself apart in terms of...
With 175 bands storming 14 different venues on Sept. 5–7 in downtown Raleigh, North Carolina’s most eclectic music festival — Hopscotch — gives attendees a lot to choose from.
I arrived downtown...
Are you afraid of Friday the 13th? Don’t worry! You are not alone.
According to the Stress Management Center and Phobia Institute in Asheville, N.C., as many as 21 million people in the U.S. are fearful...
“I think I’d heard that maybe somebody was going to be taking over the Health Center, and maybe there were going to be different hours,” said senior Lucas Blanchard-Glueckert.
If you are in the...
“When people sing together, their heartbeats synchronize,” Associate Professor of Music and Choir Director Wendy Looker said with a smile. “There is something very special about … trying to make...
For most first-year traditional students, whether from as far away as Japan or as nearby as Greensboro, coming to Guilford College is both delightful and intimidating. The pressures of a new curriculum...
If a picture is worth a thousand words, then an art gallery is a storyline.
“Narratives from a Culture in Transition” debuted in the Guilford College Art Gallery on Sept. 4. This exhibit displays...
Guilford is making a point with its new judicial system.
A point-based system is now in effect, with the hopes that these judicial guidelines will clarify the sanctioning process and crack down on substance...
“It’s hard to put four years into a small statement,” said senior Phil Hong. “When I look back, I remember the ups and downs, the stresses of exams and papers, and the meaningful relationships...
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