Did you know that there is a committee, consisting of students, faculty and staff, that spend two years developing a plan to make your life better?
The time has come. Guilford College is part of the...
Imagine the entire population of Greensboro coming together and spilling out into the streets of North Carolina. They hold up signs, cheer together, and help each other in achieving one goal: getting...
The search is on.
After the departure of Vice President of Student Affairs Dean of Students Aaron Fetrow, former Associate Dean of Students Jennifer Agor has been named interim dean and vice president...
It’s easy to feel as though nothing can go wrong at Guilford, but that illusion was shattered on the night of Sept. 7 when a student was attacked outside of his apartment.
“Guilford is a safe campus,...
834 housing code violations. $59,000 in unpaid water bills. 2,860 calls for the police. These were just a few of the problems that plagued Heritage House before it was condemned on July 30, 2014.
The...
From Oxford to Shanghai, to the Netherlands and Italy, from Tai Chi to woodworking to bloodstain pattern analysis, January Term has something for everyone. It is good then that it might be here to stay.
J-Term...
Guilford College is suffering from a dramatic decrease in CCE enrollment. In 2011, the CCE program enrolled 1,307 students. Budget planners pinned the worst-case enrollment estimate for this year at around...
For years, tuition for full-time students has risen steadily. This year was no exception. Tuition rose 4.1 percent from $32,090 last year to $33,430. However, students who receive work-study as part of...
To safeguard the environment or to safeguard profits, that is the question.
The movement to divest from fossil fuel companies has gained national importance. Nine colleges, 22 municipalities, two counties,...
