“Guilford is known for being the go-to-class-without-shoes, granola-eating liberal institution,” said senior and Lead Student Organizer Beatrice Franklin while sipping a Coke. She is in desperate need...
Bryan Dooley, Senior Staff Writer
• April 26, 2013
“The age of the average is over,”said Thomas Friedman at the Bryan Series. “We all need to find our ‘extra’ to compete in this globalized market.”
On Tuesday, April 16, Thomas Friedman,...
As you enter Campus Life and make your way to the back of the office, you will see one door closed without a single light on in the room. The name plate reads: Tammy Alt.
Last year, when the college...
This past week, Guilford held elections for our new senate team and the results are in.
Every year, the student body votes for the next Senate executive board. This year, the students elected junior...
“We can never go nowhere unless we share with each other,” said Tupac Shakur in his song “Changes.” “We gotta start makin’ changes. Learn to see me as a brother ‘stead of two distant strangers.”
Guilford’s...
With enrollment down by 366 students since 2010 and huge cuts to financial aid, Guilford has been doing its best to adjust to these hard economic times. One way Guilford is coping is by limiting the number...
Q: From reading your biography on the internet, I notice you have a Ph.D. in Political Science as well as B.S. in Physics from MIT. How do such divergent academic interests inform your work today?
A:...
The votes are in! Elections for Community Senate officers and CAB members were held this week for the 2013-14 school year. These are the results!
Community Senate
President - Samir Hazboun
Vice...
On March 27, Hodgins Retreat developer Randall Dixon drafted a proposal to extend the apartment complex adjacent to campus.
Denied once by the Zoning Commission in December 2012, Dixon seeks to merge...
