On Feb. 20 of each year, we celebrate World Day of Social Justice — an occasion to renounce injustice all around the globe and affirm and uplift those working to create and reinforce equity.
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For every college, student-athletes are seen as exemplary students who manage to commit their time to a certain sport while also excelling in academics. Some student-athletes are able to involve themselves...
From trivia questions to pie-eating contests themed around Pi Day, Guilford College’s Geeks on the Quad event provided the community with an opportunity to share geeky passions while learning more about...
3,000 miles in three weeks is the proposed trek for an upcoming study abroad opportunity allotted to a selected group of students. The trip’s two organizers, Associate Professor of Religious Studies...
During the time of the Celts, there were few written stories, so bards would entertain the masses with the adventures of Celtic gods and demigods through the art of oral storytelling.
I have been an...
This article is the final article of a series highlighting synergy at Guilford and areas where we need to grow as an institution.
In previous articles, I have highlighted how Guilford is changing the...
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