People fired up to protest racism in America should realize that fighting racism starts in our own communities.
“(In First-Year Experience class), we haven’t really had a true talk about racism,...
Guilford College should not hold Serendipity this year.
But it will anyways.
Since last year’s Serendipity, students and administrators have tried to find the solutions to the annual problems associated...
On Nov. 9, Stephen White ‘94 left Chemistry, a gay nightclub in Greensboro, with Garry Gupton. The two then checked into the Battleground Inn.
When Stephen was found, he was unconscious and suffering...
Republicans captured massive victories in the midterm elections, burying Democratic candidates in key congressional races.
If the GOP plays its cards right, the party will roll that success straight...
“Why are you arresting him?”
“Shame on you, shame on you.”
“The whole world is watching.”
Earlier this month, these were the cries of people experiencing homelessness in Fort Lauderdale,...
You stand on the corner of a busy street. Suddenly, a stolen armored truck hurtles by, police cars in pursuit. What is this? The city’s guardian is flying above the chaos. With tights of neon and muscles...
In the Hut on Nov. 10, students sat down with the author of “Love Lost in Translation,” K. Renato Lings. I very much enjoyed hearing that what I was told when I was younger were lies. God does love...
Students have walked out. A community member wrote a letter to The Guilfordian, and spaces for healing have been created. It is safe to say that author and reporter Edwin Black’s visit to our campus...
Lately I have been thinking about academic freedom, freedom of speech, and protected speech. Steven Salaita’s case has made me keenly aware of the ways in which protected speech is not so protected...
