The work of painter and printmaker Karen Lederer has been on exhibit at Guilford’s Art Gallery, which is located in Hege Library, since Friday, Jan. 11 and will remain on exhibit until Friday, March...

On Feb. 6, Guilford College began the month with the Black History Kickoff event in Dana Auditorium that featured the North Carolina A&T State drumline and was followed by a discussion entitled “Am...

On Jan.19 Tom Palombo reached 300 career wins as Guilford’s men’s basketball head coach. “Guilford is a great place,” said Palombo. “I have enjoyed my time here and feel fortunate to have coached...

Marxist economic theory historical materialism rests on the premise that capitalism is an exploitative, even morally evil process which leads to inequality, social depravity, and the degradation of freedom....

On Saturday, Jan. 26, Guilford College hosted a dance marathon to raise money for the YWCA of Greensboro’s Family Shelter. The event was held in the Alumni Gym and ran across eight hours, from 6 p.m....

Dr. Sonia De La Cruz visited Guilford College on Monday, Jan. 28, to share some of her work as a documentary filmmaker and open a discussion about how media can be a catalyst for social change. As an Assistant...

If you asked me to describe M. Night Shyamalan’s “Glass” to you, I would say it’s like he wrote the first draft of what could have been an amazing film, then he never bothered to write another...

As part of a Martin Luther King Jr. Observance Program, Dr. Adrienne Manns Israel spoke with members of the Guilford community on Monday, Jan. 21, from 1 to 3 p.m. in the Community Center. The event began...

The Guilford College track and field team began their indoor season with the Wake Forrest Invitational at the JDL Fast Track on Jan. 19. The meet had a combination of Division I, II and III schools participating. “When...