Spring break is finally here! After seven weeks of class that have felt like an eternity, Guilford students are finally getting some much-deserved down time.
Along with all of Guilford’s classrooms,...
Serendipity is coming up soon, and The Guilfordian editorial board would like to encourage all students to be safe.
Our biggest suggestion is to always, always travel and stay with a trusted group.
Drinking...
As the Valentine’s Day holiday approaches, The Guilfordian staff would like to remind everyone of the importance of consent. Crucial in any sexual encounter, consent comes first and is mandatory. Silence...
Count the of number consent t-shirts next time you take a walk around campus. They might say “Consent is Sexy” or “Netflix and chill does not equal yes.”
These shirts are just one example of...
Sex without consent is never okay.
This certainty unites all of Guilford’s recent efforts toward changing students’ approach to consent.
The issue is not an easy one to solve, especially with...
It is time to talk about consent. It is time to listen and understand that without consent, an individual may also be at risk of HIV if one engages in sexual activity without protection.
Consent-less...
On Wednesday, Sept. 10, Guilford College students kicked off this year’s Consent Campaign with a kiss, some much-needed education and a whole lot of free t-shirts.
“(The Consent is Sexy campaign...
Picture this: a young girl is assaulted. She fights off her attacker. She dictates how others interact with her body.
She states a firm and clear “no” and defends herself against anyone who does...
Physical abuse. Emotional trauma. The most underreported crime in America.
One in five women and one in 16 men will experience some form of sexual assault while in college, according to Campus Safety...
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