Ramadan, which means “burning heat,” is a month-long holiday observed by Muslims since the seventh century. Many celebrate it through selfless deeds, prayer and fasting, typically from sunrise to sundown....
North Carolina’s Senate has added to the over 420 anti-LGBTQ bills introduced in state legislatures nationwide in 2023 with SB49, deemed a “Don’t Say Gay” bill by critics.
The so-called “Parents’...
Sarah Smiley, Social Justice Editor
• March 24, 2023
When the Supreme Court struck down Roe v. Wade last June, the constitutional right to an abortion disappeared. The decision now falls to the states to create legislation regarding the accessibility of...
Brianna Ghey was 16 years old, and according to her family, she was “beautiful, witty, and hilarious.”
“She was a larger than life character who would leave a lasting impression on all that met...
Over 60% of college students meet the criteria for at least one mental health condition, according to the 2013-2021 Healthy Minds Study. Student mental health is a pressing concern for professors and administrators,...
Every year, seniors at the Early College at Guilford (ECG) compete for the title of Mr. ECG in a pageant and talent show. Many students avoid the event, and few teachers attend, because they...
Sarah Smiley, Social Justice Editor
• February 11, 2023
For Valentine’s Day this year, get yourself something other than a box of chocolates: Get tested for STDs. The Wellness Center at Guilford College, in collaboration with the Triad Health Project (THP),...
On Jan. 25, Eren Tasar, an associate professor of history at UNC-Chapel Hill, delivered a lecture in association with Guilford's Peace and Conflict Studies Department. Tasar is an expert in Soviet-era...
Public schools in America are often seen as neutral spaces where students from all walks of life have access to an equal and just education. However, public schools embedded in the country’s political...
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