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The student news site of Guilford College

The Guilfordian

The spike that backtracked Guilford to Phase 2

Avi Kumar and Jenni Camhi October 8, 2021

On Wednesday, Sept. 30, Interim President Jim Hood announced that Guilford College was to move back into Phase Two protocols following an uptick in COVID-19 positivity rates after a testing clinic the...

A photo of the Guilford Grill’s dining hours // via Lideah Shivley

The Grill’s shorter hours leave students hungry

Lideah Shivley, Staff Writer October 8, 2021

For returning Quakers, there are some noticeable differences on campus this year, one of which is the Grill’s shorter hours.  This year, the Grill is not open on Saturdays, does not open until 5...

Armfield Athletic Center

Canceled homecoming events leave students disappointed

Maria Jose Guerrero Hernandez, Staff Writer October 8, 2021

On Sept. 16, the Guilford Gazette, a publication of the Office of Advancement and Alumni Relations, announced that this year’s Homecoming & Family Weekend festivities were canceled because of the...

Car accident leads to power outage on north side of campus

Jonathan Campbell, Staff Writer October 1, 2021

On Sept. 16 at around 7 p.m., power went out across the north side of Guilford’s campus as a result of a traffic accident on New Garden Road, which runs alongside much of the college’s campus. The...

Guilford farmers market offers fresh, sustainable produce

Kevin Lee and Suvesh Bhusal September 24, 2021

Every Tuesday from 4 to 6 p.m., the area across the street from the New Garden Friends School becomes a vibrant farmers market full of fresh produce. People from Guilford County come to buy fresh fruits...

Open campuses: An opening for crime?

Kevin Lee, Guest Writer September 11, 2021

It was the dead of night when he felt the cold barrel of a gun press against the top of his forehead. The young man looked around for help. The normally bustling cafe across the street was eerily still—it...

The FDA approved Pfizer vaccine, and what it means for Guilford College

Kevin Ma, Guest Writer September 10, 2021

On Aug. 23, the Food and Drug Administration finally approved the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine, eight months after the vaccine became available to the public under emergency use authorization, paving...

Investing in the future: Educational infrastructure

Roma Desai, Guest Writer September 10, 2021

  Greensboro, North Carolina is a hub for higher education. With over eight colleges and universities in the Triad, our community features state-of-the-art research infrastructure and instructional...

COVID-19 situation continues to improve at Guilford College

Reece Clark, Staff Writer April 1, 2021

Though spring is here, the pandemic is still here as well. Fortunately, the cohort system put into place by Jermaine Thomas has been a success so far, and more and more people are getting a COVID-19 vaccine.  Guilford’s...

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