Etsuo’s Corner: Sign off from Etsuo
Etsuo Fujita, Staff Writer
April 20, 2018
Filed under In Print, World & Nation
Time has passed so fast and I cannot believe this column is my last one. Since I started writing articles, it has been 6 months and I have written 17 articles. In my last article, I would like to summarize my experience of my studying abroad. I remember the moment I arrived at the airport. I was a...
Goof: Faculty exclusive poetry slam leads to rally
DaeQuan Fitzgerald, Pen Sniffer
March 30, 2018
Filed under Goofordian 2018, In Print
Disclaimer: This story is a part of out April Fool’s edition, The Goofordian. This story was created by Guilfordian Staff and is not based in fact. Chaos erupted at the English and Creative Writing Department poetry slam Tuesday night in room 203 in Duke Hall. The department held the poetry s...
Guilford celebrates Women’s History Month
Abigail AbantoHollans, Staff Writer
March 23, 2018
Filed under Features, In Print
“When women tell their stories, other women sometimes can raise their voices as well,” said Associate Professor of English Mylène Dressler. Dressler, along with other Guilford faculty members, spoke at the HERstory Month Celebration on March 15. The celebration was an interdisciplinary celebration...
Jeff Jeske Memorial Scholarship honors late professor
Beatriz Caldas, Editor-in-Chief
February 2, 2018
Filed under In Print, News, Top Stories
“Go for the gold” and “error creeps in” are quotes that students who attended Guilford in the last three decades will remember. They both were said by Charles A. Dana Professor of English Jeff Jeske, who passed away on Jan. 23, 2017. Jeske joined the College in 1986 after getting his doctorate...
Greensboro school welcomes 320 students new to the U.S.
Praveena Somasundaram, Features Editor
November 10, 2017
Filed under Features, In Print, Top Stories
It’s a routine that began at the start of the academic year in August. Abu Zaeem, the principal of Doris Henderson Newcomers School, stands at the entrance of the school everyday to greet around 300 students who arrive by bus. “When they first start in August, you always want to create that culture...
Two students share insight
Praveena Somasundaram, Features Editor
November 10, 2017
Filed under Features, In Print
17-year-olds Nour Shaker and Kaskile Rashidi first set foot in the United States in November of 2016. “When I come to America, I didn’t know any word in English,” said Rashidi. “So when I came here, I was surprised, and I was scared.” To overcome the language barrier in the U.S., Rashidi,...
New scholarship will benefit creative writers
Sommer Fanney, Staff Writer
February 6, 2015
Filed under Features
Guilford’s new Sherwood Anderson Creative Writing scholarship will provide four applicants $3,500 each in aid. Starting this semester, sophomores and juniors, along with first-years who already have creative writing experience, are invited to apply by the March 1 deadline in order to be eligible...
Martin Arnold speaks on inspiration & techniques
Lily Lou, Staff Writer
November 21, 2014
Filed under Features
English professor. Father of two children. And now, once again, an author. This November, Unicorn Press will publish Visiting Assistant Professor of English Martin Arnold’s book of poetry titled “Earthquake Owner’s Manual,” which won the Unicorn Press First Book Contest. While this is his...
Dressler dances into a Bruce B. Stewart Teaching Award
Maile Munro, Staff Writer
April 25, 2014
Filed under Features
In her first year as a tenure track Assistant Professor of English, Mylène Dressler has already made a powerful impression and won the Bruce B. Stewart Teaching Award for non-tenured faculty. “She floats across the room and pirouettes among the students,” said President and Professor of Political...
