Out-of-state Guilford College students have recently revealed the struggles some of them face in getting medical insurance in North Carolina.
Many college students are insured through their parents,...
It’s 8 a.m. College students and teachers alike log onto Zoom for their morning classes, rubbing the sleep out of their eyes. Those with other morning responsibilities race the clock to get dressed for...
America is in an era of extreme social, political, and economic dysfunction. There is an opioid crisis devastating poor communities, income and wealth inequality is at shockingly high levels while median...
In the fall 2017 semester, 33.9 percent of Guilford courses were taught by contingent faculty, part-time or full-time faculty members who are not tenured or on the tenure track.
This year, the Guilford...
The 2018-19 Bryan Series will feature a number of well-known politicians, athletes and doctors, beginning with a two-person lecture from Karl Rove and David Axelrod, former high-level advisors from both...
Aarushi Ahuja, World and Nation Editor
• February 16, 2018
India recently announced an unprecedentedly large public healthcare scheme proposal.
The proposed insurance plan would be the world’s grandest public healthcare system to date, announced to potentially...
The final weeks of 2017 at Guilford consisted of finals, winter break and a proposed faculty and staff parking fee.
On Dec. 11, the Office of Human Resources sent an email to Guilford faculty and staff...
There were nearly 2 million cases of sexually transmitted diseases reported in Guilford County in 2015, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Mara Stewart, a senior and sociology...
Guilford College’s website describes Atul Gawande as a “best-selling author and physician.” He describes himself as “A doctor who got lucky enough to start writing during (his) training.”
On...
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