“I’ve been shot! Please come.”
These were the words of Elcias Hernandez-Ortiz, one of the survivors of a series of shootings in Atlanta, GA, as he called his wife moments before he lost consciousness....
For many, a home signifies a place of sanctuary and security. But for the people of Nabi Saleh, a Palestinian village, home has never been like that due to Israeli military occupation of the area. Currently,...
In 2016, Guilford students Melissa Fourrier, Juliana Evans-Anfom, Maggie Albert, Spencer File and Haya Al-Attar launched the Guilford chapter of Amnesty International, a global organization dedicated to...
“Every social movement begins with one person telling their story.”
Kat Evasco, award-winning stand-up comedian, performing artist and writer, welcomed over 40 students from nine different states...
For those counting at home, it’s been 243 days since classes began last August. In the meantime, plenty of things have happened both here at Guilford College and beyond the bubble.
As we approach...
Guilford County contains 24 food deserts with over 93,000 individuals and 36,000 households suffering from lack of access to affordable, fresh and healthy food. How many Guilford College students are aware...
In 2013, members of the Guilford College community organized the year of consent to bring awareness to sexual assault on campus.
The year after that, 50 Guilfordians joined the People’s Climate March...
“In ‘Star Trek,’ our model was infinite diversity in infinite combinations, and, looking over this room here, I see that infinite diversity,” said Bryan Series speaker George Takei in his introductory...
If you travel the world and investigate cultural norms, you will recognize that different cultures have different moral values. Some cultures attempt to make every individual equal under the law, for instance,...
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