With the end of the semester approaching, The Guilfordian’s editorial board is looking for new student writers, editors and photographers for the spring of 2023! We at The Guilfordian need all of the...
The horrific events of the past week has reinforced the prevalence hate and politically-motivated crimes in America. The shooting at Pittsburgh’s Tree of Life synagogue this weekend has only highlighted...
I’d like to start by saying the “student-athlete, non-athlete” divide is myth. It’s an issue given power by frustrated students, and used to substitute a larger and far-less discussed concern —...
1914: A year to be remembered.
On June 28, an assassin killed Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria and sparked World War I. On Oct. 13, the Boston Braves won the 1914 World Series.
And, on Oct. 14,...
The Guilfordian’s staff went home smiling from the North Carolina College Media Association conference.
For the third year in a row, The Guilfordian was among a handful of college newspapers honored...
“We’re racist. We’re racist, and that’s the way we like it.”
These are the words that Souleymane Sylla, a 33-year-old French business man, was met with when attempting to board the Paris Mètro...
A note from The Guilfordian’s incoming Editor-in-Chief
During my first year at Guilford, I was a bit of a shut-in. I had a few friends and my writing and work to keep me busy. That was good enough...
You might not recognize it quite yet — after all, denial is a powerful force — but the school year is almost over.
This right here is the penultimate issue of The Guilfordian for the 2013–2014...
In 1997, California made history by becoming the first state to ban the use of race as a basis for college admission. Now, 17 years later, it almost became the first state to re-establish affirmative action...
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