This year marks the 50th anniversary of Serendipity, one of the significant annual events of the spring semester here at Guilford College.
This event gives clubs, students and even faculty a chance...
The Office of Student Leadership and Engagement (OSLE) has lately been the hub of student activity. Student engagement and student events are the OSLE’s bread and butter. This organization is an umbrella...
On Tuesday, Nov. 6, CAB, GSBA and the OSLE interns hosted Midnight Madness which was held in the Ragan-Brown Field House. There were performances by the Gamma Gamma Chapter of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity,...
The Guilfordian sat down with Jeremiah Hedrick, a junior multi-sport student athlete at Guilford College who also serves as co-vice president of the Guilford Student Body Association. The track star and...
Serendipity 2018 was a year of firsts.
Beginning with a bang on Sunday, April 8, the week was filled with activity and vibrant energy as students bustled around campus heading to events, shows and concerts....
As the previous ICC chair for Guilford’s Community Senate, I worked hand in hand with all 50 clubs that Guilford has to offer to the community. I took attendance at every Senate meeting and at every...
“I’m simply the tree that went unheard,” said first place winner Phillip Williams as he read his own work titled “Revelations” during the Poetry Slam.
The event was held Thursday, Sept. 21...
Clubs and organizations are an integral part of any college campus. Guilford has over 50 clubs on campus spanning a wide variety of interests, from rugby to forensic biology.
There is a code of conduct...
A carnival was hosted by the CCE SGA on campus on Sept. 9 to give CCE and traditional students a chance to meet, greet and eat. To attend, guests were asked to bring one can of food to donate through the...
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