Between 12 national championships and the fierce Tobacco Road rivalries, North Carolina has been known to many as basketball country.
The recent Atlantic Coast Conference expansions that added Pittsburgh,...
“We are a nation of laws,” said North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory, before signing House Bill 318. “No politician should choose which laws to obey and which laws not to obey, and this includes immigration...
In 270 cities across the United States, including Greensboro, protesters held up signs with slogans like “Show Me $15 And A Union” and “I Am On Strike To Raise Up The South.”
This was part of...
Flashing lights in your rear view mirror. The sudden rush of frustration and anxiety.
Many drivers have been stopped by a police officer, however new data suggests that black drivers have more reason...
In the last decade, an unprecedented number of immigrants have joined communities all over the U.S. With them, they have brought their cultures, religions and ethnic identities.
Of course change can...
Forget about “Avengers” and its disappointing romantic subplots and come experience the most innovative indie films of the year.
Guilford College students have the chance to support fledging filmmakers...
The Bonner Center for Community Service and Learning is in its 24th year at Guilford College, and it is doing more than ever before.
This year, Guilford’s community service organization is implementing...
What is the value of 17 years of a person’s life?
The city of Greensboro may soon have to reckon with that question. LaMonte Armstrong, who spent 17 years in prison for a murder he did not commit,...
“It’s not about the audience,” said junior and member of Squirrel! Improv Lee Sisson. “It’s about the rehearsal process. It’s about being together as a community.”
Former CCE student Sarah...
