In less than a month, the president’s office will seek the board of trustees’ approval for a three-percent tuition hike.
Administration will also ask for a go-ahead on another $250,000 in budget...
This past December Guilford College honored Public Safety Supervisor John Matthews’ hard work and consistent dedication to the community by awarding him Public Safety Officer of the Year.
“John...
Thanks to the Office of Communication & Marketing, the new Guilford College website allows users to click less to get more.
“The old website had almost 700 pages,” said Donna Rasmussen ‘04,...
Four Emmys. Fifteen Grammys. A Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award for excellence in the performing arts. A Medal of Liberty from President Reagan. A National Medal of Arts from President Clinton.
Their...
In February, the board of trustees will meet at Guilford College where President and Professor of Political Science Kent Chabotar will ask them to approve a plan that cuts as much as $250,000 from Guilford’s...
Kent Chabotar came to Community Senate on Nov. 18 and answered the following questions in-depth for the first half-hour, before going on to field questions from the student body.
1. What attracted you...
Since the community forum on Sept. 27, the Administrative Program and Services Assessment committee has been quietly revising its report, a report that began two and a half years ago when the APSA process...
Most of us like to think our campus is a safe zone where people of different backgrounds are accepted and supported. Although hateful acts are committed across the globe, it can sometimes feel like our...
The presidential search committee has been working hard with the board of trustees on constructing the leadership statement for the next Guilford College president. They have now finished the long anticipated...
