What would you do with almost $50,000?
If you ask Hege Library, the answer is to buy a bunch of iPad minis.
Hege Library has been awarded $49,232 to be used towards the Digital Briefcase, a project...
“The future of our state and our nation deserves no less than for us not to give up,” said the youngest speaker at the Burlington Moral Monday protest, 12-year-old Madison Kimrey.
The Moral Monday...
“Why are there monks in the Caf?”
Guilford College’s campus was abuzz with this question last week when serene men in traditional maroon robes were spotted by curious students.
Six Tibetan...
“An estimated 30,000 Cambodian women have been trafficked into forced labor in neighboring Asian countries,” U.N. Inter-Agency Project on Human Trafficking reports.
And that number is rising.
However,...
“You are hereby required to reply to this email with your webmail account username and password —”
Stop right there.
If you have received this email from the “Guilford Helpdesk,” one of...
In 2004, Guilford College committed to embracing multiple cultures and fighting off racism. In 2009, the Diversity Plan was approved.
Since then, Guilford has taken great measures to stand as an inclusive...
“Well, it is a pleasure to be here with you in Greensboro,” began former Secretary of Defense Robert Gates at the War Memorial Auditorium. “But I do have to tell you that it’s a pleasure to be...
Victor Lopez, Senior Writer & Diversity Coordinator
• October 25, 2013
Just as an Indian summer arrived at Guilford College, the Board of Trustees met for their annual meeting the weekend of Oct. 11.
The board committees met and discussed topics relevant to current Guilford...
Matchmaker, matchmaker, make me a match.
Surprisingly, this line from the famous musical “Fiddler on the Roof” aptly describes the current stage of Guilford College’s presidential search.
The...
