According to Assistant Professor of History Sarah Thuesen, the boycotts and student protests of the 1940s desegregation movement still hold weight today, despite occurring nearly 80 years ago.
Thuesen...
This week, I interviewed Associate Professor of History Zhihong Chen. She teaches Asian history and I found that she has a unique background and interesting perspective for all students at Guilford.
Here...
Andrew Walker, Sports and Web Editor
• March 30, 2018
The Guilford College men’s lacrosse team is on a hot streak as it starts Old Dominion Athletic Conference play. The team has won its last seven games and is 8-2 on the season, the same amounts of wins...
Liberty Paylor has been a chef in the dining hall for two years. She is 31 years old and graduated from Alamance College. She loves talking to and interacting with others and is passionate about cooking....
Despite the cold rain and snow, a crowd of participants marched through downtown Greensboro on March 24 as part of the March For Our Lives event that occurred in 800 cities across the nation.
The Greensboro...
During the last five days of spring break, I went to Arizona to see major league baseball spring training.
When I told my friends I was heading to Arizona, some of them asked me, “are you going to...
It’s a one-story building, painted green on the outside, nestled on East Market Street. Mitchell’s Clothing Store has been in this same place for almost 80 years.
Inside, the store is lined floor...
“Pay attention to what’s going on in Mexico,” said NPR International Correspondent Carrie Kahn, who is based in Mexico City, Mexico. “I think it’s important, the desertion of the U.S. from Latin...
For the first three days of spring break, I went to Los Angeles. I have never been to the west coast and this break would be my last long break, so I felt it was necessary to visit the west coast during...
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