Shore causes discussion about gender inclusivity
Nicole Zelniker, Editor-In-Chief
September 2, 2016
Two years ago, students came to campus looking forward to living in Shore Hall, where the basement was going to be devoted to gender inclusivity. “There was an inexplicable love in the community of that hall,” said senior Molly Anne Marcotte, who lived on the hall from the fall of 2015 to the...
College unfair in considering off-campus housing
Mae Wood, Staff Writer
March 25, 2016
Does mandating that students live on campus instill a sense of community, or does it force students to live in an uncomfortable environment? It is directly stated on Guilford’s page regarding the policies on Residential Education and Housing that “Because Guilford College is a residential campus...
On-campus housing reinforces segregation throughout student body
Quincy Malesovas, Staff Writer
October 31, 2014
Segregation has been rampant throughout American history. As much as we have worked to change it, there still remains a divide among races, sexes and social groups. If you think that Guilford College is immune to it all, think again. Segregation is present right here on campus, specifically where...
Off campus housing policy causes stir within student body
Brittany Murdock, Staff Writer
April 19, 2013
With enrollment down by 366 students since 2010 and huge cuts to financial aid, Guilford has been doing its best to adjust to these hard economic times. One way Guilford is coping is by limiting the number of students who get approved for off campus housing. “I think it’s unfair that because enrollment...
Hodgins Retreat plans to rezone into wooded area
Rishab Revankar, Staff Writer
April 19, 2013
On March 27, Hodgins Retreat developer Randall Dixon drafted a proposal to extend the apartment complex adjacent to campus. Denied once by the Zoning Commission in December 2012, Dixon seeks to merge the Hodgins property with 2.89 acres of the neighboring private property. Partnering with Burkely...
