Guilford College Student Body Association (GSBA) President Delaney Taylor is set to graduate at the end of this semester. Former Vice President Sierra Ashworth will be succeeding her.
Taylor has been...
This year we have faced difficult truths: the COVID-19 pandemic will not end as soon as we expected, the climate crisis is worsening, political uncertainty fuels animosity and Guilford College is changing,...
In the week after the Town Hall meeting where Interim President Carol Moore announced recommended program cuts under the proposed program prioritization, Guilford students have protested on and around...
On Friday, Nov. 6, Guilford College Interim President Carol Moore hosted a Town Hall meeting via Zoom to share information and answer questions about program prioritization. With over 400 participants...
Well folks, if the global pandemic, a community member passing and the biggest presidential election of a lifetime weren't enough for you this week, Guilford Interim President Carol Moore and the Guilford...
At a teach-in hosted by Guilford College’s chapter of the American Association of University, professors, alumni, students and community members gained perspective on internal issues within Guilford...
For the first time in over five years, Guilford College’s academic programs and student organizations are under a microscope. In an email sent by the Division of Student Affairs on Oct. 5, Guilfordians...
In the Oct. 11 issue, The Guilfordian ran a story reporting on the performance of athletic director Sue Bower. On Oct. 21, staff and faculty received an email from Guilford College president Jane Fernandes...
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