Hege Library reopening
Ethan DeLiso, Staff Writer
October 8, 2020
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 in the library, and now that Hege’s doors are wide open, it's important for students to abide...
Socializing at Guilford during COVID-19
Kevon Brown, Staff Writer
October 1, 2020
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 college, is to socialize with teachers/professors and other students. Due to COVID-19, social life...
Guilford College News in Brief
Hannah Shoemaker, News Editor
March 16, 2018
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 the historical complexities of the N-word. The event was facilitated by Vice President for Diversity, Equit...
Public Safety addresses student concerns
Hannah Shoemaker, News Editor
September 29, 2017
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 of campus safety forums on Sept. 19 and 21 to raise awareness of safety protocols and precautions...
Movement must engage the unengaged
Nick Carratu, Staff Writer
December 4, 2015
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 noise machine Fox 8, among others. With supporters and haters hanging in the balance of every...
Serendipity weekend in danger
Landon Fried, Staff Writer
November 14, 2014
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 should push their boundaries when using alcohol and drugs during the weekend. Now, administrators...
The Pines looking forward, tackling the diversity challenge
Banning Watson, Staff Writer
October 31, 2014
The Pines has existed since the early 1940s and over the past 74 years, it has transformed into the sustainability house that we know today. However, house members have only recently begun to examine the lack of diversity. Before you make the decision to apply to the Pines, you must be prepared to...
Transfer talk amongst first-years shows lack of fulfillment within community
Ian Penny, Staff Writer
February 21, 2014
You might have heard the grumbling. Someone in your life at Guilford has probably talked openly about transferring, especially if you are a first-year student like me. While I am not bothered too much by the comments themselves, they do indicate something boiling under the surface — I think...
Hazing in Greek Life raises question: how far is too far?
Michael Caswell, Staff Writer
May 10, 2013
“Fraternities are very imposing,” said Phi Lambda Pi member and UNC Chapel Hill Senior Will Hodgkins. “The whole experience of pledging is social mind f---.” Colleges and universities across the country face the growing issues of hazing on a regular basis. The dangerous practice of hazing...
