When entering college, more and more students every year enter “undecided” for a major. Students want to find a department with material they are passionate about and can invest their energy into....
“This is a way that everybody gets to be a rock star for a day,” said Assistant Professor of Art Mark Dixon.
The Guilford Undergraduate Symposium is an annual event for members of the Guilford community...
It’s a routine that began at the start of the academic year in August. Abu Zaeem, the principal of Doris Henderson Newcomers School, stands at the entrance of the school everyday to greet around 300...
Of the positions in the game of football, the performance of the kicker takes the most individual effort, and the pressure put on the kicker often gets overlooked by the simplicity of his task, which is...
As students, we understand that academics are a top priority, but certainly they certainly do not make up the full college experience. A student taking 16 credit hours in a semester is expected to dedicated...
As a Division III school, athletes are not awarded athletic scholarships. Most are here on academic scholarships, showing off skills in the classroom as well as on the court, in the field or wherever they...
Colleges need to change how they spend on athletics, not why.
Decision-making is a challenge for everyone. When a college budgets, it is applying the basic economic principle of opportunity cost to...
A recent petition has sent waves throughout the community, causing students to take sides. Supporters of the petition argue that Guilford College’s athletics programs are “bloated” and receive too...
There has been a recent phenomenon at Guilford College of student-athletes walking away from their varsity sport teams.
Since Guilford was founded in 1837, sports have been a part of the community....
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