Imagine one day you had most of the necessities you needed and the next day everything is gone.
When their husbands die, women in Nepal, India and Bangladesh lose their homes and families. Photojournalist...
It all started with various strands of inspiration.
The interactive art installation named “Welcoming the Stranger” was created by artist Jo Israelson as the result of an open space for an art show...
“A practical liberal education applied to real world problems.” Too big of a mouthful, right?
Well, if you were sitting in on the 7:30 a.m. brainstorming sessions with Kent Chabotar, professor of...
In the fall of 1969, a young shy girl from Indiana arrived on the Guilford campus. But at the end of this semester, the woman she became will retire.
Judy Harvey, engaged learning specialist in the...
Major changes could be on the way for Guilford’s First-Year Experience program. Members of the campus community have recently made two related proposals.
The first is to change FYE 101 to PPS 101,...
The time has come. The pressure is on. Get ready for some big changes on campus.
Guilford’s judicial process is known for being rooted in restorative justice. However, no system is perfect. That is...
On Friday, Feb. 10, Todd Drake’s “Bahraini Muslim Self Portraits” in the Hege Library Art Gallery will act as a backdrop for “Poetic Portraits of a Revolution,” a theatrical multimedia performance...
