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The Guilfordian

The student news site of Guilford College

The Guilfordian

The student news site of Guilford College

The Guilfordian

The sports management major is one of the most popular and oversaturated majors, making it the least valuable to people interested in pursuing the field.

Swing and a miss: Why sports management majors should switch it up

Chase Lewis, Staff Writer February 10, 2025

Sports have always been a part of my life and more accurately part of who I am. My happiness and free time were centered around participating in games, events and practice. My sport of choice since I was...

Carrying out justice for North Carolinian voters is the duty of the state Supreme Court, but with current unprecedented Republican decisions, a threat faces this duty.

Democracy on the brink: How the NC Supreme Court endangers our elections

Coleman Smith-Rakoff, Staff Writer January 21, 2025

Quietly, the most important political event in the country right now is happening in North Carolina. In November, among dozens of other elections, North Carolina voters decided the race for a seat on...

The feeling of Christmas, no matter the time of year, brings a warm feeling to many people's hearts.

When does Christmas cheer spill into fall festivities?

Ohm Patel, Staff Writer December 6, 2024

Christmas is the jolliest time of the year, no doubt. For this reason, many people want to celebrate Christmas as early as possible, even as early as the beginning of November. Others want to reserve their...

Vice President Kamala Harris joins a health care rally outside the Capitol in 2020. The presidential candidate often joined protests and rallies to inspire others to use the power of their own voice.

Community triumphs division: Post-election hope

Eric Cole, Staff Writer December 6, 2024

On the morning after the election, nothing felt the same. Even slipping on my classic pair of Air Force Ones felt different, like everything had shifted overnight. My bus ride to school, normally packed...

An absence of gray in America

Vivian Cavataio, Staff Writer December 6, 2024

I used to look forward to art class in elementary school. I wasn’t good at art by any means, but I liked to pretend I had at least some artistic bones in my body. I loved the days where we would explore...

AI enters the world, how does this affect students?

AI being the newest tool to students, or a liability

Levi Walker, Staff Writer November 18, 2024

Artificial intelligence, or AI, has recently become more and more relevant in the school environment. Whether it helps students come up with creative ideas when stuck or to cheat and copy and paste and...

With newfound freedom in college, students can choose their classroom style, but which look boosts academic performance the most?

Dressing for success: The psychology behind your classroom wardrobe

Kira Bagley, Staff Writer November 5, 2024

According to the National Center for Education Statistics, only 12.4% of 18- 21-year-olds were enrolled in college less than a century ago. This number nearly quadrupled by 2022, up to 39% of 18- 24-year-olds....

Halloween is still for you no matter how old you are. Dress up, celebrate and have a spooky time!

Embracing your inner child: Why adults need Halloween too

Ciara Mickens, Staff Writer November 5, 2024

Halloween is the time of year when parents spend their bonuses on extravagant spooky decorations and kids brag to their friends about their costumes, competing to look the coolest when the big night comes. It’s...

Following the shooting in Apalachee High School, students nationwide participated in walk-outs to protest gun violence.

There is no silver bullet: What we can do about gun safety

Favour Faleye, Staff Writer October 7, 2024

Four victims were robbed of their lives on Wednesday, Sept. 4. On a day that should have been like any other, 14-year-old Colt Gray took his rifle and wreaked havoc on Apalachee High School in Winder,...

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