The assassinations of Malcolm X and MLK.
The passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
The Voting Rights Act of 1965 and the Civil Rights Act of 1968, which included the Fair Housing Act.
The...
On Feb. 20 of each year, we celebrate World Day of Social Justice — an occasion to renounce injustice all around the globe and affirm and uplift those working to create and reinforce equity.
First...
2022 was a memorable year to be sure. So many different things happened, like any year, but there was a certain poignancy to 2022, perhaps the first “recovery” year of the COVID-19 pandemic. We have...
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...
For the past four years, Guilford College’s administration has been conducting an experiment involving every student and professor. At the advent of the fall semester in 2019, the academic calendar changed...
Every Tuesday from 4 to 6 p.m., the area across the street from the New Garden Friends School becomes a vibrant farmers market full of fresh produce. People from Guilford County come to buy fresh fruits...
Well folks, if the global pandemic, a community member passing and the biggest presidential election of a lifetime weren't enough for you this week, Guilford Interim President Carol Moore and the Guilford...
2020 has been a year that none of us could have envisioned or anticipated. At first this new decade seemed destined for greatness. New Year’s parties emulated the Roaring Twenties, with flapper gowns,...
You may have dreamt about your first day of college, your first day of classes and your first time away from home. As you imagined these milestones, you probably didn’t see yourself doing them at...
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