Though the bonfire pits saw few flames this year due to the recent crackdown on student use of the woods, the debate about them roars on.
Because each side’s argument is so multifaceted, it has been...
Fruits, vegetables, sandwiches, meat, vegan food, sweets and snacks, fellowship and friendly faces: the Guilford College Dining Hall staff provides all this every day to students, faculty, staff and visitors....
Hits, sticks and goals. The fastest sport on two feet is underway for Guilford’s mens lacrosse team.
Last season, the team finished 9-7, their first winning season and best record since 1992.
Under...
Merdith Brown, Executive Print Copy Editor
• March 16, 2012
The Board of Trustees approved the sale of a piece of Guilford’s campus near the meadows, as well as a new tuition increase and next year’s budget, at their Feb. 25 meeting.
“The spirit of the...
The atmosphere was tense after a long discussion of Amendment One in last week’s Community Senate meeting. Next on the to-do list was the topic of increasing the activity fee for students. Would this...
“This half a million dollars has a real immediate impact,” said Vice President for Administration Jonathan Varnell. “It will buy more time and helps us from making cuts in this next budget year.”
Guilford...
One of Guilford College’s oldest athletic traditions, the baseball season, got underway last Wednesday against Greensboro College, the first match in a 40-game season that spans from February to April.
A...
In less than a week, the Board of Trustees will meet at Guilford College, where it is expected that President and Professor of Political Science Kent Chabotar will unveil the college’s worse-case — a...
“A lot of times, you have no idea what’s happened to your loved ones — where they’ve been taken, for how long (or) what they’re accused of,” said senior Sarah Barnett, a Baha’i student at...
