I do not feel many student voices are being heard by your body — or for that matter, administrators. This requires your undivided attention.
During your last meeting I heard three blatant falsehoods.
First,...
Eric Mortensen, Guest Writer, Chair and Associate Professor of Religious Studies
• February 14, 2014
In the frigid inkiness of early morning on Jan. 11, 2014, a space heater allegedly ignited a window curtain in a hotel in the Old Town of Xianggelila — the very hotel in which Professor of Justice &...
Most of us like to think our campus is a safe zone where people of different backgrounds are accepted and supported. Although hateful acts are committed across the globe, it can sometimes feel like our...
Diversity. Stewardship. Community.
These three core values are all being honored with the formation of the new advisory board: Black Alumni of Guilford College.
BAGC formed in September with five...
Imagine attending a school where no one understands your culture, your beliefs or your identity. Unfortunately, for minority groups, this can be an everyday reality.
For instance, many Latino students...
There has been a recent phenomenon at Guilford College of student-athletes walking away from their varsity sport teams.
Since Guilford was founded in 1837, sports have been a part of the community....
A mere 50 years ago, Guilford became an integrated institution after existing only for white students for 125 years.
At the 50th Anniversary of Integration kick-off event on Sept. 25, community members...
Recent statements made by Chick-fil-A’s president relating to gay marriage and gay rights issues has called into question Guilford College’s athletics partnership with the local branch of the company...
