COVID-19 has devastated millions of lives physically, emotionally, mentally and financially. The pandemic has caused a great deal of anxiety for many Guilfordians, but it is not the only source of stress...
Last winter, Guilford College announced that it would be changing its course schedule from 16 credits over 15 weeks, twice a year, to a 3-12 schedule. This means that upon arrival in the fall, students...
Guilford College is embarked on a risky experiment – a top-down, imposed curricular redesign – that violates the college handbook as well as the principles of shared governance and commonsense leadership.
Across...
The final weeks of 2017 at Guilford consisted of finals, winter break and a proposed faculty and staff parking fee.
On Dec. 11, the Office of Human Resources sent an email to Guilford faculty and staff...
As a campus focused on social justice, we want to work to change the world. We want to make a world that is more accepting, more free, more just. We cannot, however, simply make a difference without information....
Can transparency and efficiency coexist on a college campus?
This is the question Guilford College’s administration seems to be grappling with these days. There is a clear disconnect between decisions...
Hear no evil. See no evil. Speak no evil.
In the time leading up to Day for Guilford on March 30, several concerned alumni released statements to Guilford College demanding an open endowment and divestment...
Imagine Guilford College during the summer of 2003 with over 700 students attending classes. Now, 13 years later, the scene is vastly different with 492 students enrolled last summer and 262 of them only...
