On Friday, Oct. 6, a shooting in Kansas City killed four and injured five at a local bar. Police have determined two possible suspects from eyewitness accounts, citing the motive as a fight that occurred...
Chantel Johnson, livestock farmer and homesteader, joined the Food Justice Club as a guest speaker, sharing her insight about sustainable living, trauma, race and her role in society.
On Oct. 10, members...
A once booming city over 5,000 years old located near a northern suburb in Israel has become home to a two year excavation that was originally intended to be a roadway project. Archaeologists are excavating...
The Guilford College men’s and women’s cross country teams opened the 2019 season with their first home meet in five years on Friday, Aug. 30. First-year Emily Winder placed fourth in the women’s...
A quiet, peaceful place filled with stars, planets and asteroids. If you are like most people, this is how you imagine our galaxy, the Milky Way. Until recently, this seemed to be the truth. However, researchers...
The new women’s rugby team is paving the way here at Guilford for up and coming women's sports. Guilford College Director of Athletics Sue Bower announced the addition of women's rugby to the school's...
On Saturday, Oct. 12, six members of Guilford’s Food Justice Club travelled to Winston-Salem for the annual Dixie Classic Fair.
The fair’s diverse crowd and range of events, from produce displays...
The golf team recently returned from Golfweek Division III Fall Invitational. Their uncharacteristic slow start on day one ended up being their downfall.
Senior James Mishoe was the team's highest finisher...
Expressionism was born in the chaos of a war-ravaged Germany in the beginning of the 20th century. A stark shift from traditional artistic mores that based art upon physical reality, Expressionism sought...
