Sarah Smiley, Social Justice Editor
• February 11, 2023
For Valentine’s Day this year, get yourself something other than a box of chocolates: Get tested for STDs. The Wellness Center at Guilford College, in collaboration with the Triad Health Project (THP),...
My commute to school is my favorite part of my day. It's a 10 to 20 minute near-straight shot from my house to campus. It passes through a good cross-section of Greensboro, from the residential area I...
Snowmen, snowball fights and sledding. These winter staples that many have enjoyed in the past may not be a realistic possibility this year. With the strange weather we have experienced so far, it might...
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The 2020 election has officially already begun. In many states, voters are flocking to early voting sites in record numbers.
The...
Lunch with the Provost discusses changes and strategies
On Monday, Feb. 11, Guilford students joined Provost Frank Boyd in the Atrium of Founders Hall for lunch and conversation in the cafeteria. The...
On Nov. 6, citizens around Guilford County voted in the local, state and national midterm elections in order to determine the people who will be representing their voices in politics.
Nationally, Republicans...
On Thursday, Oct. 11, Hurricane Michael hit Guilford County as a tropical storm in a wave of high winds and heavy rains, sweeping through the Carolinas until Tuesday, Oct. 16. The unexpected pressure of...
Roman Raies, World and Nation Editor
• September 7, 2018
Banking on President Trump’s unpopularity, demographic shifts, and a young energized electorate, progressives all across the country are aiming for November to see a “blue wave” of Democratic victories....
A hero, as defined by the Oxford English Dictionary, is “(a person) of superhuman strength, courage, or ability…” but some of the biggest heroes of the Greensboro community are everyday people.
Take...
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