Back in late August, the first openly gay professional football player was cut from the team who drafted him.
This player is Michael Sam.
This recent news has sparked debate on whether Sam was cut...
The U.S. is a nation composed of power tiers, with status ruling many a life. One way this status is sought is through acceptance to a well-known school.
Ivy Leagues like Yale and Harvard have been...
Have you ever visited the Career Development Center? For many Guilford students, the answer is a swift “no.”
Students often fall victim to resisting or waiting too long to get the help they need,...
On Aug. 31, Professor of Political Science and former President Kent Chabotar published an article in the News & Record about his accomplishments and regrets during his 12-year tenure at Guilford College.
According...
After a summer full of intriguing news and thought-provoking questions, The Guilfordian is back to report it all.
From the protests in Ferguson to the ethnic cleansing in Gaza, the world has seemed...
How did you spend your January term last year? Building a chair in woodworking class? Bird-watching in the Galapagos? Sleeping on the couch?
According to the faculty, you should be able to continue...
Year after year, we hear the same story.
Israelis and Palestinians start fighting. After losing lives, money and resources, the two sides eventually stop. Then they repeat the process.
In the Gaza...
2014, the Year of the Heroic Slacker.
Slacktivism, or low-effort activism on the internet, is the way of the future and that might not be a bad thing.
Many think the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge qualifies,...
You walk down the street, your whole life ahead of you, until a police car comes up behind you. Some will claim that you continued walking, others that you attempted to draw a gun. Either way, your life...
