The Orange County Republican Party headquarters on Oct. 15 was firebombed, with the words “Nazi Republicans leave town or else” painted on the side of the building. There were no deaths or injuries.
This...
Begun in the middle of a tumultuous time both for Guilford College and the nation, the organizing efforts of Integrity for Guilford have changed the way the conversation about social justice on campus.
Integrity...
This academic year, Guilford College officially updated their bathroom usage policy to state the following:
“In keeping with Guilford College’s nondiscrimination policy, it is the intent of Guilford...
In the face of a culture that ignores sexual assault, the entire campus needs to rise up.
Students need to take a stand not just against unfair judicial policies but also in their interactions with...
“The law is hateful and the rush to pass it violated any chance of democratic deliberation,” said Associate Professor of Political Science Maria Rosales.
On Feb. 22, the city of Charlotte had expanded...
When discriminatory laws like House Bill 2 are being passed in our state, we can’t pat ourselves on the back and move on after small victories on campus.
There is injustice occurring in this country,...
Every day, students pass the core value flags that line the brick walkway to Founders Hall. While the terms the flags carry may appear abstract to some, the Multicultural Education Department is here...
“In trans women’s eyes, I see a wisdom that can only come from having to fight for your right to be recognized as female, a raw strength that only comes from unabashedly asserting your right to be...
There is no fairness when health care does not care for all people equally. Compared to other minority groups, LGBTQA patients are denied medical help most often because of their sexual orientation and...
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