The numbers are in.
For the Spring 2014 semester, Guilford College has enrolled 1,105 traditional students and 952 CCE students.
“(The numbers are) decent, not great,” said Dean of Admission...
Students and faculty sat eagerly, filling the Joseph M. Bryan Jr. Auditorium on Feb. 20. The board of trustees faced the crowd, waiting to see those that its decisions affect every day.
This was Guilford...
hool days, memories of standardized tests and recess may swarm your mind.
The Guilford College chapter of the Society of Physics Students, however, is helping create memories that go above and beyond...
Add “Snowpocalypse” or “Snowmageddon” to the list of events you have now survived.
Feb. 13 marked the first of a two-day snowstorm that swept across the state, dumping a near-record 8 inches...
On Wednesday afternoon, as snow began falling outside, junior Ines Sanchez de Lozada asked a small group of students, faculty and staff, “What do you want Guilford to be?”
Feb. 12 marked the first...
A student’s desk covered with detention slips. Portraits of scowling teachers and students. A game board for a game that cannot be won.
All these pieces reveal different facets of one narrative in...
Abe Kenmore, Staff Writer and Senior Writer
• February 14, 2014
On Feb. 5, faculty and community members crowded into the Moon Room to hear from the faculty representatives of the presidential search committee: Professor of Geology Dave Dobson, Associate Professor...
Save money. Live better. Walmart?
Rumors of a new Walmart Neighborhood Market invading Quaker Village have been buzzing around Guilford College in recent weeks.
In November, News & Record posted...
Following three years of deliberations and discussions, two drafts and a community forum, President and Professor of Political Science Kent Chabotar released his final decisions on the Administrative Program...
