Every semester around this time, faculty receive an email from the associate academic dean’s office asking us to identify struggling students; this allows our advising body to conduct the very necessary...

You may have noticed that this week, the staff editorial has found a new home away from its usual home. Our front page has a new, spiffy “Inside this Issue” box, too. Equipped with an arsenal of...

Tens of thousands of North Carolina’s poor wait for months to receive food stamp assistance. This gross error made by the Department of Health and Human Services has hurt many of those living below...

Pope Francis has already been hailed as a great pope. Protestants and Catholics alike seem to be in favor of His Holiness, praising him for his efforts with the poor and his understanding statement about...

At the Board of Trustees Town Hall Meeting on Thursday, Feb. 20th, moderator and board member Esther Hall ‘74 referred to the introductory portion of the meeting as “speed dating.” But it wasn’t...

Integrity is defined as the quality of being honest and having strong moral principles; moral uprightness. In what ways do you believe that the next president may help our college achieve this core...

Since Amendment One passed in North Carolina on May 8, 2012, when inequality won and love lost, my faith in my country has plummeted to an all time low. Born and raised in the South, I have always been...

The board of trustees. What an elusive assembly of important individuals. We hear this encompassing term for a group of people who monitor the well-being of our institution, and we know they handle...

A few weeks ago, two representatives from the Friends Committee on National Legislation visited campus. They hope to bring 25 Guilford students to Washington this spring to lobby against a piece of legislation...