North Carolina’s Senate has added to the over 420 anti-LGBTQ bills introduced in state legislatures nationwide in 2023 with SB49, deemed a “Don’t Say Gay” bill by critics.
The so-called “Parents’...
It has been more than two years since the first COVID-19 outbreaks in Wuhan, China. People’s activities have been restricted, interpersonal interaction has been reduced and people in countries around...
This week saw a major development in COVID-19 policies in the state of North Carolina.
On Feb. 24, WFMY News 2 reported that Governor Roy Cooper would be lifting the 10 p.m. stay-at-home order and...
Guilford College is closed until January for all students. Now that Thanksgiving break is over, classes are back in session and students are ready to finish off their fall classes so that they can relax...
These two words have probably been in Guilford students’ inboxes dozens of times since March and for good reason. 2020 has had no shortage of ups and downs, and even with the conclusion of the election...
I am sitting in my bedroom wondering when I will be able to relax in the same room as my best friend again. Before spring break at my college, the coronavirus was no more than a passing thought, similar...
On Jan. 26, Governor Roy Cooper made an announcement that North Carolina is dedicated to renewable and clean energy, alongside the approval of the Atlantic Coast Pipeline by the NC Department of Environmental...
On Oct. 26, President Donald Trump declared the opioid epidemic a national public health emergency.
“We are currently dealing with the worst drug crisis in American history,” said Trump, according...
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