“They’re just living life,” said junior Tibaria Alnouri. “Kids remind me to chill out. I’m really into theory and the abstract, and they just simplify things and bring me back to Earth.”
On...
Wednesday, Oct. 17 marked the first International Pronouns Day. International Pronouns Day was created to help encourage people to share and respect each other’s pronouns.
“There are almost two...
Hispanic Heritage Month is a time to for Lantinx to honor their history, accomplishments and goals, but it is also an opportunity for non-Latinx community members to show their support for the Latinx community.
As...
In the lounge of the Community Center, dozens of students were gathered for the open-mic night performances on Friday, Oct. 5. Lights were dimmed at the event, titled “Speak Your Truth,” where community...
Becca Stevens, founder and president of Thistle Farms, gave a talk on Oct. 2 about her movement to empower women and how interested women could start a sister program to support women in their area.
Thistle...
As part of Guilford’s Homecoming & Family Weekend, the Art Exhibit Opening and Celebration of Roy Nydorf was held in the Bauman Galleries of the 2nd Floor Founders Hall from 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Nydorf,...
Lana Heltzel, Executive Copy Editor
• October 5, 2018
On Oct. 4 through Oct. 7, Guilford’s theatre studies department will be transporting audiences to the ultimate waiting room; the lobby of a middle-class New York apartment building during a security...
Homecoming weekend at Guilford officially commenced on Thursday, Sept. 28 at 7 p.m. with a kickoff celebration in the alumni gym. The event engaged students of all years with interactive games and featured...
As the moon lights up the night sky above, John Dimrey, the first fugitive slave of Guilford County to follow the Underground Railroad, moves swiftly through the forest, silent as a mouse, on his quest...
