Last spring, students bid their goodbyes to Aaron Fetrow, the former vice president for student affairs and dean of students. Now, it is time to find someone new to fill his shoes.
“I am looking for...
The search is on.
After the departure of Vice President of Student Affairs Dean of Students Aaron Fetrow, former Associate Dean of Students Jennifer Agor has been named interim dean and vice president...
A recent report from the Knight Commission on Intercollegiate Athletics has revealed stark differences between NCAA Division I and Division III institutes.
“It’s a philosophical standpoint by the...
The sun hung high in the sky as students gathered around the familiar Guilford College Lake. Music blared. The crowd shuffled with excitement. Dean of Students Aaron Fetrow was about to jump in the lake.
Fetrow...
Disclaimer: This story is a part of our April Fool's edition, The Goofordian. This story was created by Guilfordian staff and is not based in fact.
Over the years, Guilford College has welcomed...
When you were looking at possible colleges, what do you look for? A strong program in your intended major? What about a specific sports team?
Five schools in the Old Dominion Athletic Conference have...
Cheers echo through the stands of Ragan Brown Field House as the familiar name bellows over the intercom: Josh Pittman. A North Carolina native, Pittman has worked hard to offer leadership to his teammates...
While most students prepare to spend their Thanksgiving break eating and relaxing, Mary Hobbs residents are worrying about where they are going to live next semester.
On Oct. 29, residents of Hobbs...
Though the bonfire pits saw few flames this year due to the recent crackdown on student use of the woods, the debate about them roars on.
Because each side’s argument is so multifaceted, it has been...
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