Though Guilford College is far from perfect, it is doing well according to the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools.
A few weeks ago, the SACS review board came to Guilford for an inspection.
“We...
Zombies have taken Guilford College. Covered in blood, scratches and impeccable costumes, they have invaded the dorms.
Students in the honors First-Year Seminar, “The Zombie Apocalypse,” organized...
Willkommen! Bienvenue! Bienvenidos!
As students walked into Duke 211 last Wednesday night, they were greeted with the warmth of a “welcome” in German, French, and Spanish, as opposed to the English...
“You’re not successful by yourself,” said Chair of the Black Alumni Advisory Board Toiya Hancock ’93.
On Oct. 26, Hancock was invited to share her stories and experiences both on and off campus...
Many agree that local politics are the most important because that is where the average voter can interact with lawmakers to make the most difference. However, that doesn’t mean that people keep up locally,...
Ian Penny, World & Nation Editor
• November 4, 2016
On the heels of one of the most dramatic NBA seasons in recent memory, professional basketball players are lacing up their shoes and hitting the hardwood once again.
The 2016-17 NBA season began Oct....
Jacob Hymowitz saw his junior season with the men’s lacrosse team come to an early end last spring as he suffered a knee injury prior to the 2016 campaign. But before returning to the team for his senior...
Following week four of the NFL season, New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady’s suspension following “Deflategate” ended. Despite having an exceptional career, Brady has been voted one of the...
According to the Bipartisan Policy Center, in the 2012 presidential election between Democratic Incumbent Barack Obama and Republican Mitt Romney, 57.5 percent of eligible voters cast their ballot to elect...
