In the United States, when a loved one dies, grievance is typically accompanied by silence and dark colors. However, in Mexico, it is quite the opposite. Every year at the beginning of November, families...
Abe Kenmore, Social Justice and Diversity Coordinator
• November 11, 2016
On a weekday night, Dana is usually only occupied by a few late-rehearsing students. Around Halloween, they are sometimes joined by a few enterprising ghost hunters.
But on Nov. 3 and 5, the hall was...
Millions of dollars have been spent on hunting exotic and endangered wildlife in Africa, according to the Humane Society of the United States. Hundreds of thousands of animals perish in order to become...
Imagine you and your friends are just getting back from a long night out on the town. While driving back on the campus roads, your car goes over a speed bump a little too fast and everyone in the car bumps...
Political conversations are imperative.
“I think democracy depends on people talking to each other about politics,” said Maria Rosales, associate professor of political science.
Rosales’ point...
Ian Penny, World and Nation Editor
• November 11, 2016
From 9/11 to the Chicago Cubs winning the World Series, history is full of “Where were you?” moments. During such a historic election year, one might ask “Where were you Nov. 8, 2016?”
For Guilford...
Whether it is electric, wind or solar, there are countries starting to use forms of energy that will stick around long after coal.
Almost every country in the world came together and signed the Paris...
“Although many are not aware, there are still … prejudices regarding disability communities,” said Jisoo Kim. “Barriers for people with dis- abilities are prominent all around the world.”
Kim,...
Guilford College is known for the campus involvement of its students. Between 40 student organizations and clubs, 18 athletic teams and dozens of events happening every week, students are kept busy.
What...
