Though historic buildings line Guilford’s campus, and the comforting smell of burning wood coming from the Hut can be nostalgic, other items are changing to align the college with the twenty-first century.
Greg...
There was a time — a time before the Internet — when the news anchor reigned supreme; when people believed everything they heard on TV. This was an age where people actually watched the news and, at...
On the afternoon of Oct. 25, two of the many towers that make up Patrick Dougherty’s stick sculpture, "Disorderly Conduct," collapsed just days after Guilford's Community Senate approved funds for light...
On Saturday, Oct. 27, Crafternoon hosted a pumpkin-carving contest. Participant submitted their designs to various categories "Funniest," "Scariest" and "Creative." The winner received a $10 Harris...
On Oct. 24, Guilford held a world premiere, but there was no red carpet or paparazzi.
Instead, author of the "Wildly Good Cook" series, Linda Watson, arrived in front of a crowd of Guilford students...
The Element, a branch of Guilford’s Black Unifying Society, has put on their four-part Annual Talent Competition series since 2009, allowing both Guilford students and Triad locals to showcase their...
Three weeks ago there was a mass bicycle- tire homicide on campus.
On Oct. 11 at 1:45 a.m., it became apparent to students and Public Safety that someone had popped the tires of almost every bicycle...
Many people have heard of Jorge Cornell and his upcoming trial, but a Guilford discussion panel titled “The RICO Prosecution of Jorge Cornell: Racketeer or Wrongly Accused?” gave a new perspective...
“Do you carry a binder full of men?” asked an audience member.
“Absolutely. I’ve always carried a binder full of men.”
This was just one of the questions that Tina Brown, the first Bryan...
