Public schools in America are often seen as neutral spaces where students from all walks of life have access to an equal and just education. However, public schools embedded in the country’s political...
A lot has changed this past year on campus. With most students adapting to either living off-campus or with limitations, Black History Month celebrations have had to adjust in the same ways. Considering...
Colleges across Greensboro celebrated and recognized the life and accomplishments of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. This year marked the ninth annual Martin Luther King, Jr. celebration in a virtual event...
If someone were to ask you about the United States' origin, you would most likely refer to the year 1776. July 4, 1776 is the date on which many Americans think this great nation originated. However, some...
Take one look at Serena Williams, Muhammad Ali, Jackie Robinson—even leagues as a whole, such as the NBA and NFL, which had early bans on letting Black athletes compete, but now are around 70% Black—and...
On Wednesday, Feb. 13, from 3:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. in the West Gallery of Founders Hall, members of different fraternities and sororities were invited to discuss Greek life on college campuses as part...
The Guilfordian would like to celebrate African-American alumni who have made strong impacts in their communities and in the world. While this list does not encapsulate all of the accomplishments of our...
“A Different World: Artwork From Guilford’s Black Community” debuted with an opening reception in the Founders Hall Galleries from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 7. Curated by Assistant Professor...
