“When I first heard about the Ebony Fashion Fair exhibit being held at the North Carolina Museum of Art, right here in my backyard in Raleigh, I thought it was a dream,” said Mary Thompson, an exhibit...
Editor’s note: Etsuo’s Corner is a weekly column for World & Nation by Etsuo Fujita, an international student from Japan. Fujita features the stories of other international students or writes...
Since Guilford College was founded in 1837, diversity has been one of its seven core values, which are principles that must be perpetuated throughout the campus community.
Although diversity is a core...
Resilience. The women’s soccer team preached the word during their practices and team discussions.
The Quakers’ goal this season is to succeed in the Old Dominion Athletic Conference tournament....
Guilford College introduced coach Stephanie Webb as the 10th head women’s soccer coach in the history of the team. Webb comes to the Quakers from the Queens University of Charlotte, a program that finished...
About 300 members and allies of the Latinx community marched through the streets of downtown Greensboro on Monday, Sept. 4 to stand in support of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program...
Mara Stern & Aubrey King, Staff Writer & Features Editor
• April 15, 2016
Flags waved in the wind, the smell of different foods floated through the air and laughter could be heard across the lawn as students gathered to celebrate culture and countries.
The Guilford College...
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...
“Yo soy mí lenguaje, pero no abuses.” Speaking two languages, I get asked one question almost daily: ‘How do you say this in Spanish?’ It’s always very comforting to know that I just helped...
