McCaffrey Blauner & Anthony Harrison, Staff Writers
• December 7, 2012
“Dear White Student,” read the flyers.
Their source: the student organization Students Allied Against Privilege and Supremacy.
SAAPS’ stated mission is “to attempt to dismantle the systems...
Many students in college may remember a distinct, deep memorable voice announcing the news during their childhood years. That voice was television journalist Tom Brokaw’s.
On Nov. 29, Brokaw visited...
Students, parents, teachers and board of education members from Guilford County Schools have found themselves at the center of a heated controversy.
A few weeks ago, some residents asked Guilford County’s...
You are not alone.
No, seriously.
One out of every four college students suffer from some form of diagnosable mental illness. According to a 2010 survey, 44 percent of college students reported feeling...
Assistant Professor of History Alvis Dunn is leaving Guilford at the end of the semester to teach at the University of North Carolina Asheville. He will be joining his wife Leah, who recently became...
Is gender equality as prominent at Guilford as it seems? A study is looking further into the issue to see if change is necessary.
In 1972, Title IX of the Educational Amendments called for complete...
Professor of Political Science George Guo’s latest book, “China’s Security State: Philosophy, Evolution, and Politics,” released in August, has gained widespread acclaim. Guo was quoted in the...
While most students prepare to spend their Thanksgiving break eating and relaxing, Mary Hobbs residents are worrying about where they are going to live next semester.
On Oct. 29, residents of Hobbs...
Across the street from the main campus lays a Zen-like oasis where Chinese room dividers serve to separate one workspace from another and light classical music plays from some secret location, setting...
