Guilford’s Honors Program and the Office of Student Leadership and Engagement (OSLE) will welcome Dr. Bob Malekoff of the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill for Dinner and Discussion at 6:30 p.m....
On Feb. 4 from 6:30 to 8 p.m., a dinner and discussion was held in the Gilmer Room for members of the Guilford Community. This dinner and discussion focused on the experiences and advice of current and...
Event showcases Guilford’s LGBTQIA history
Guilford offered students, faculty, staff and other community members the chance to learn about the College’s LGBTQIA history at Gibb’s Hundred Brewing...
On Nov. 20, from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. in the Gilmer room, the Honors Program and OSLE hosted a dinner and discussion on the topic of immigration justice at Guilford. The speakers in attendance were Associate...
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...
Diversity. You can never have enough. It provides perspective, inspires innovation and cracks quandaries. Recently, Guilford College’s Honors Program has come under fire for its lack of diversity.
“Currently...
“We’re concerned that the Honors Program is currently white-dominated and needs to include more students of color in the academic opportunities that it offers,” said junior Molly Anne Marcotte, Community...
The Hege Library, as we know it, is changing.
“This is the most exciting time at Guilford’s library that I’ve witnessed in my 20 years here,” said Gwendolyn Erickson, Friends Historical Collection...
Residence Life intends to convert English Hall (most likely) or Shore Hall into a co-ed residence hall beginning in Fall 2013.
The backstory: to re-vitalize the Honors Program at Guilford College, last...
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