As human beings, we unconditionally have the right to an education. This includes people who have been convicted of crimes.
Guilford questions potential students about their criminal background. However,...
We craft this editorial on Veteran’s Day, reminding ourselves of the scars left on several generations by the ubiquitously termed “War on Terror.”
The word “terrorism” has become meaningless,...
Disaster has struck. The princess has been kidnapped, and now you, the valiant hero, must rescue the powerless victim. Sound familiar? Anita Sarkeesian, host of the web series Feminist Frequency, thinks...
On Wednesday, Oct. 22, Guilford students rallied in front of Founders Hall to protest injustice and speak truth to power. It was a true display of some of Guilford’s key core values such as justice,...
Guilford College, like many other liberal arts schools, has a hyperfocus on political correctness.
Generally speaking, we make swift judgments against anyone who uses the wrong pronoun when addressing...
We at The Guilfordian spend a lot of time in the Publication Suite, editing articles, having meetings, laying out the newspaper and working on the website. But on Oct. 30, 10 members of our Editorial Board...
Halloween has come and gone, but before the ghosts and goblins are too far from your mind, let’s discuss something particularly ghoulish: America’s fascination with “sexy” costumes.
Sexy Halloween...
I am writing this on November 3, a full 13 days after the Month of Resistance has ended and after the Die-In happened on our campus. I’m writing this because honestly, I am scared. I am scared that this...
I am the student who organized the vigil on Sept. 11, to honor those killed during the attacks that took place on that same day in 2001. For the past month, there have been two letters to the editor...
