Guilford College’s Vice President for Finance Greg Bursavich has made public his plans to retire on June 30.
After his four years here, Bursavich has not only impacted Guilford but claims he has been...
Since the start of the spring semester, there has been talk about the potential for presidential candidates remaining anonymous.
However, according to a March 21 announcement in The Beacon, Guilford...
“Contrary to news reports, poetry is not dead,” said poet Elizabeth Alexander. “It was reported dead, and it is not at all.”
Alexander took the stage Tuesday night at the War Memorial Auditorium,...
Tucked away behind King Hall stands a building with which few traditional students are familiar: Hendricks Hall. For Center for Continuing Education students, though, Hendricks is an important hub for...
Amid the dire budget crisis Guilford College faces, one essential part of the College’s survival depends on how it handles its massive deferred maintenance.
When something structural or mechanical...
“We know where your money goes.”
“Nothing about us, without us, is for us.”
“Pop the administrative bloat.”
Outside of a board of trustees meeting, students gathered, silently holding...
Greensboro City Councilman Tony Wilkins was livid to find that a loan agreement between the City of Greensboro and the International Civil Rights Center and Museum (ICRCM) for $1.5 million, in two installments...
What would you do with $5.3 million?
Guilford College’s answer: pour the money into a new information technology plan, which was finalized this month.
Assistant Academic Dean for Academic Support...
Students protested outside of the Community Center on the afternoon of Saturday, Feb. 22, while the board of trustees met inside to vote on various business matters of Guilford College.
The protestors’...
