The administration, faculty and alumni have welcomed the creation of the Teaching, Learning and Research Collaboratory. However, its limited uses and inaccessibility to students make it a space that...
Sylvia Wang, Contributing Writer
• February 24, 2017
For the past month, Michaela Pilar Brown’s artwork, ranging from a massive installation of found objects to deeply personal staged photographs of herself, has been on display in the Guilford College...
The sounds of tango-loving Martians, empowering Latina stories and comical lyric twists, all in an exciting celebration of Hispanic culture.
On the night of Sept. 29, the Carnegie Room in the Hege Library...
It all started with various strands of inspiration.
The interactive art installation named “Welcoming the Stranger” was created by artist Jo Israelson as the result of an open space for an art show...
On Sept 24. spirits were high in the Carnegie Room of Hege Library when W. Scott Poole, professor of history at the College of Charleston, spoke about the work of H.P. Lovecraft and his influence on the...
On Sept. 21, a Guilford College librarian discovered that the “Welcoming the Stranger” art exhibit on the first floor of Hege Library had been vandalized.
The part of the display that invited people...
Ian Penny, World & Nation Editor
• September 22, 2016
These are the words that adorn the first floor of Hege Library and that have guided its strategic reimagining as the “Academic Commons.”
“The Academic Commons’ vision calls for bringing folks...
Hundreds of years ago, enslaved Africans and their descendants made their way to freedom by way of the Underground Railroad, a network of safe houses throughout the country that lead to Canada and states...
A carnival was hosted by the CCE SGA on campus on Sept. 9 to give CCE and traditional students a chance to meet, greet and eat. To attend, guests were asked to bring one can of food to donate through the...
