On Saturday, Nov. 16 at 12 p.m., Guilford College clubs were hosts of what could become a campus tradition: a new festival celebrating fall. Candy apples, a pickling stand, cupcakes, hot apple cider...
On Oct. 17, the Food Justice Club and Guilford Christian Ministry collaborated for a night of “Food and Faith.” The collaboration came together through the work of the leaders of the clubs, Mallory...
Chantel Johnson, livestock farmer and homesteader, joined the Food Justice Club as a guest speaker, sharing her insight about sustainable living, trauma, race and her role in society.
On Oct. 10, members...
On Saturday, Oct. 12, six members of Guilford’s Food Justice Club travelled to Winston-Salem for the annual Dixie Classic Fair.
The fair’s diverse crowd and range of events, from produce displays...
Guilford's Quaker Cupboard has long been known for their program known as reclaimed breakfast. They will be serving free breakfast in King Hall, room 122, from 10:30 to 12:30 a.m. every week day. It is...
On Friday, April 5, from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m., Guilford students, staff and faculty, as well as members of the Greensboro community, gathered in room 202 of Hege-Cox Hall to eat ice cream, collage plant holders...
Although the Guilford Edge has brought many changes to the campus and community, many of Guilford’s pre-existing programs are continuing to be prevalent. Many of these programs are aimed to help students...
Society of Physics Students and GSBA celebrates the end of the 2018 fall semester
Guilford’s chapter of the Society of Physics Students and the Guilford Student Body Association hosted an “end-of-the-semester”...
“I think what we bring is freedom, and we bring humanization to people who need it, who are being discriminated against to the point that it is inhumane,” said junior Shayne Kenny, one of the Guilford...
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