Contrary to popular belief, rules are not meant to be broken.
The rules on and around campus regarding COVID-19, which are now the most lenient they have been since early March of 2020, were recently...
Guilford’s vaccine mandate goes into effect Oct. 15. While a large majority of the student population is currently vaccinated, all students will have been vaccinated or have a relevant medical/religious...
Online schooling has potential—or does it? During the COVID-19 pandemic, most schools opted to convert to a completely virtual setting. This included utilizing tools like Zoom, Google Meet, Google Classroom...
On Wednesday, Sept. 30, Interim President Jim Hood announced that Guilford College was to move back into Phase Two protocols following an uptick in COVID-19 positivity rates after a testing clinic the...
For returning Quakers, there are some noticeable differences on campus this year, one of which is the Grill’s shorter hours.
This year, the Grill is not open on Saturdays, does not open until 5...
On Sept. 16, the Guilford Gazette, a publication of the Office of Advancement and Alumni Relations, announced that this year’s Homecoming & Family Weekend festivities were canceled because of the...
Pfizer and BioNtech came out with promising results on their Phase 2/3 study for the vaccine for children between ages 5 and 11.
According to a press release on Sept. 20, the trial showed “robust...
Fifty years ago in the 1970s, the United States witnessed its last major infrastructure project that added to and revised the layout of the nation. For the past half-century, our nation has been relying...
Walking up the chalk-stained brick walkway to Founders Hall on a hot August afternoon, you could clearly see the changes to Guilford College’s campus as the academic year started with three-week...
