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...
Basketball season starts up in January, and football is scheduled to begin their season in February. Spring semester is rapidly approaching, leaving college students everywhere wondering how the semester...
It has been an eventful three or four months here on Guilford’s campus, but the time to return home is quickly approaching. The campus will be closing all residential halls on Nov. 21 for the remainder...
Guilford College’s Hege Library has reopened! Access via card swipe will be allowed by reservation only. Due to the pandemic, Guilford has introduced several new safety measures to ensure student safety...
College is a period of time in life to have fun, learn something new, meet present and future friends, put your arms around one another and maybe drink a beer. The number one key to being successful in...
Black Student Union hosts N-word discussion
As one of Guilford’s final events in celebration of Black History Month, on Feb. 26 the Black Student Union hosted a presentation and discussion about both...
Following the past few weeks’ campus safety incidents, including a police operation, an alleged assault, an attempted kidnapping and a reported gunman, Campus Life staff and Public Safety held a series...
The hashtags, the screenshots of deplorable YikYak comments and the images and videos of the Integrity for Guilford movement on campus have resonated throughout the Triad, garnering the attention of local...
Forty-one years of tradition. A budget of $40,000. Seventy-three reported incidents last year.
One chance to keep Serendipity.
The culture of Serendipity has degenerated into an attitude that students...
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