On Wednesday, February 6, study abroad programs hosted a fair to encourage students to spend a semester in another country, in the East and West galleries in Founders Hall. Many countries were represented,...
Pastor Santes Beatty ‘97 served as the keynote speaker on Jan. 30 for the “Collective Voices Igniting Change” event series commemorating Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
When Africana Community Coordinator...
America is supposed to be the land of opportunity. Everyone has the same chance to succeed, right?
According to Geoffrey Canada, a visit to an impoverished and violent city borough like Harlem can quickly...
Martin Luther King Jr., Rosa Parks, A. Philip Randolph, W.E.B. Du Bois, Booker T. Washington.
Every year, we celebrate these civil rights leaders who were courageous enough to look oppression in the...
After many residents had packed up and relocated, the women of Mary Hobbs returned from J-Term to find that the proposed summer renovation to their dorm has been postponed indefinitely.
Initially, Guilford...
Many students in college may remember a distinct, deep memorable voice announcing the news during their childhood year. That voice was television journalist Tom Brokaw.
On Nov. 29, Brokaw visited...
In the past few weeks, there have been several reports of vehicle break-ins on campus, six in the past week.
Public Safety is urging community members to leave valuables in a secure place instead of...
This year, Guilford is trying something new: January term.
J-term offers students the opportunity to study away, study abroad or domestically, take an on-campus seminar, launch an independent project,...
“No frats or sororities now, no frats or sororities ever as long as I’m president,” said President and Professor of Political Science Kent Chabotar. “I was at Bowdoin College before we ended frats...
