Irving Zavaleta ‘08 became the new assistant director of the Multicultural Educational Department starting the Spring 2015 semester. The MED primarily works with people of color and the LGBTQA communities...
Guilford College Public Safety, or P-Safe, is a job that may get overlooked from time to time by some of the students on our campus.
These are the men and women that, throughout each day and night,...
Meet Todd Clark.
Like many students returning from winter break, Clark woke up on Jan. 26 and began a new semester at Guilford College. For him, however, it was his first day as vice president for student...
“Mike Brown didn’t have to die. We all know the reason why. The system is guilty.”
This was just one of the chants that echoed through campus on Dec. 1 as students dressed in mourning black marched...
“Military service, particularly during wartime, can leave lasting mental and physical scars that make it very difficult to reintegrate into civilian society,” said Ross Kintzer, a three-time veteran...
Seventeen-year-old Lennon Lacy was beginning his college search. He was on the football team. He had dreams of going to college.
That is why his mother Claudia Lacy thought it strange that the police...
“About 11 years ago, I was sitting in your place,” said Jada Drew ’07, director for Educational Initiatives and Partnerships. “I was trying to find my place, trying to figure out what it was that...
Last spring, students bid their goodbyes to Aaron Fetrow, the former vice president for student affairs and dean of students. Now, it is time to find someone new to fill his shoes.
“I am looking for...
Why do you stand against sexual violence?
By the end of the semester, photographs of determined students, faculty and staff will be printed and made visible throughout campus alongside personal statements...
