Alaa Al-Aswany, an Egyptian author and founding member of the political movment Kefaya, was sued by military prosecutors in Egypt in what he condemns as a “clear violation” of the country’s constitution.
“The...
After a week of complete darkness, the power outage that took electricity from most of Venezuela is finally over according to Jorge Rodriguez, the country’s information minister, on Wednesday.
Self-declared...
Boeing has had two 737 MAX aircrafts crash, killing over 300 people in the last two years. Research the company’s response to these crashes and whether the aircraft is causing these tragedies or another...
So far, 2019 has been a less than ideal year for gaming. The past three months alone have seen many AAA releases, all of which have sadly been riddled with one controversy after another. Overhyped and...
Lana Heltzel, Executive Copy Editor
• March 22, 2019
Last semester, it was announced that Guilford’s longtime tradition of theme houses would be coming to an end. Administration has cited health and safety regulations as well as the inadequate funds to...
Oh, My Jonas. They are officially back! Anyone who was or still is a fan of the Jonas Brothers back in the early 2K’s probably already knows that the brothers are back together and continuing their music...
Over the past year, it seems like things have changed at Guilford. Most tediously, the walk past Milner. Whereas before one might have enjoyed a slightly faster walk with a view of that prison courtyard,...
The Guilford College women’s lacrosse team is off to a 5-2 start in their season. This start is the best through the first seven games since the 2014 women’s lacrosse campaign. This mark through...
The rumors are true: even after more than fifty years on stage, Fleetwood Mac still knows how to bring a house down.
After kicking off the show with a fiery rendition of their 1977 hit, “The Chain,”...
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