From the Middle East to Europe, Latin America and Africa, Guilford College’s International Festival provided students and faculty the opportunity to celebrate Guilford’s diversity and learn about a...
Over $10 billion has made its way into Africa for the development of vaccines and the treatment of diseases.
However, since African countries are often treated as if they were one, these efforts are...
Nigeria’s recent triumph over Burkina Faso in the African Cup of Nations made Stephen Keshi the second person to win both as a player and as a coach.
The game was played in Johannesburg, South Africa,...
Imagine growing up as a young girl in a radically different world than our own. Imagine that at age 10 or younger, your female relatives hold you down as they mutilate you. Your screams are ignored as...
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