“The Menu,” released on Nov. 18, stars Anya Taylor-Joy as Margot Mils, a woman who gets more than she bargained for when her date with Tyler (Nicholas Hoult) takes a deadly turn. They go to an exclusive...
Whether you’re a student, a teacher or part of the College’s staff, one thing that connects everyone in the Guilford community is food. It’s something we literally can’t live without, and members...
As an out-of-state Guilford student who is a foodie, I had trouble navigating the food options in Greensboro and near the College. Then I realized that Greensboro has many diverse, budget-friendly...
Vegetarianism is the practice of abstaining from meat, poultry and seafood. Many folks assume that a diet should consist of meat to be protein-rich and balanced, and this may be true in some ways, but...
Guilford’s Bonner Center for Community Service and Learning’s Mobile Oasis program recently announced that they have received $50,000 in funding from the University of Buffalo’s Veggie Van project....
On Sunday, Aug. 25, the Greensboro Food Truck Festival was held downtown on Green, Market and Elm Streets, bringing the community out to enjoy various food choices, live music and craft vendors. The food...
The Guilford College Farm is home to healthy foods served in the cafeteria, including kale, lettuce and beets. It’s also a place where a wide range of students are able to experience growing and maintaining...
Boba House is a Vietnamese and Thai-inspired restaurant that caters pretty exclusively toward vegetarians. Despite not being a vegetarian, I still wanted to try the place out.
One of the first issues...
The tangy Buffalo sauce dripped from the golden brown chicken tender patties onto the brioche bun. Upon the first bite, the crunch of the lettuce was audible. The rich and creamy ranch drizzle sat atop...
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