Vibrant face paint, dancing bare feet and glitter. So much glitter.
It’s got to be Serendipity.
This year’s music and merriment festival kicked off with a bountiful feast at the Guilford garden...
By the time PBS “National Parks” documentary filmmaker Ken Burns walked out on stage on March 27 as the third speaker in the 2011-12 Bryan Series, the audience buzzed with a sense of something a lot...
With some Republicans eating each other alive on the national stage in the midst of their primary season, here in the humble land of Greensboro, N.C., Guilford College recently held a more peaceful election...
Have you heard your friends talk about their gluten allergy?
Gluten itself is a protein composite found in foods processed from wheat and related grain species like barley and rye. It gives dough its...
Students don’t have to wait until November to have an election. Community Senate elections will be held on Monday, April 2. Traditional students, this is your chance to have a direct say in how your...
Meredith Brown, Executive Print Copy Editor
• March 30, 2012
What better way to welcome warm weather than with a production of Shakespeare’s seminal “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”? This year’s spring play will be anything but ordinary.
“This is the first...
A lone violin strain meanders through a long, close up pan of a photograph of three enthusiastic faces. As the camera opens to a wide shot, we see three bare-chested college males, with the letters K-E-N...
“I’m surprised we haven’t done this earlier,” said first-year Alexander Morales. “It doesn’t matter if other schools aren’t doing it. This is a core part of our ethos — that’s all that...
“There’s nothing soft about softball,” Head Softball Coach Dennis Shores told the Guilfordian.
From the time softball recruits set foot on campus, they are expected to perform at a certain level,...
