You may have noticed that there’s a new flagpole on Guilford’s campus by Armfield Athletic Center and want to know why.
The flagpole was originally erected in order to ensure that the flag would be...
Quincy Malesovas, Staff Writer and World & Nation Editor
• September 26, 2014
The American flag: a symbol of freedom, democracy and unity for some. But for many Quakers, the symbolism itself is something to be scrutinized. The warlike spirit that it often represents is contrary...
On Wednesday, February 6, study abroad programs hosted a fair to encourage students to spend a semester in another country, in the East and West galleries in Founders Hall. Many countries were represented,...
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