Social media management, public relations, advertising, news reporting and content creation are probably not the first things that pop in your mind when you think of an English degree.
When you tell...
Life is unpredictable in many ways. While we can try to control certain aspects of our lives, we can’t control everything that happens to us. If we could, it would make many people’s lives much easier.
Many...
Guilford College Professor Caroline McAlister launched a new book at a Guilford event hosted by the Learning Commons on Thursday, Dec. 5. A children’s book, it was titled “Finding Narnia: The Story...
From boxwood and catalpa wood carvings to children’s picture books, the faculty research presentations representing Guilford’s art and English and creative writing departments on Wednesday, April 11...
With over 800 academic programs in 75 countries, Guilford College’s Study Abroad Office has something for everyone.
“If you want to study something in Iceland, we can set that up for you,” said...
Britain’s vote to leave the European Union in 2016 shocked the world.
“I was horrified,” said Caroline McAlister, visiting instructor of English, who led two January terms to England. “My daughter...
Whether in Oxford, England, or Greensboro, North Carolina, “Lord of the Rings” author J.R.R. Tolkien remains a highly influential figure in literature and history.
On Sept. 20, Paul Sinclair from...
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