Pink, gray and beige cliffs are complemented by streaks of orange paint as though the sun had turned its rays into rain. This scenery is depicted in a painting titled “The Cliff,” which is one of...

Guilford College President Jane Fernandes came to Senate this week to talk about the student/student-athlete divide on campus. She opened her discussion with the results of a survey that she had sent out...

“All other things being equal, you have two liberal arts graduates sitting in front of you,” said Assistant Academic Dean for Career Development Alan Mueller. “One of them has a 3.9 GPA, and the...

“Sure as God made green apples, someday, the Chicago Cubs are going to be in the World Series.” These were the words of the late great Haray Caray’s final sign-off of the Cubs’ 1991 season broadcast. The...

With being picked as the preseason favorite to win the Old Dominion Athletic Conference, this has the potential to be a great year for the women’s basketball team. This is before you consider the fact...

As the temperature begins to fall and the leaves begin fall from the tree branches, the college basketball season creeps closer and closer. For the Guilford College men’s basketball team, it cannot...

Two years. It has been just over two years since I sat in my very first journalism class as a sophomore, eager to finally give journalism a try as I had always thought about doing so since high school. What...

Throughout Tuesday night, students exchanged groans for applause and cheers for jeers in Joseph M. Bryan Jr. Auditorium. They watched results and projections pour in from across the United States as...

It began with a moment of silence, a Quaker tradition of a period of thoughtful contemplation signifying respect. On Wednesday, Nov. 2, New Garden Friends Meeting held the annual J.M. Ward Distinguished...