A liberal arts degree: for the Jack-of-all-trades
Emma Smith, Features Editor
October 8, 2020
While studying at Guilford, students pursuing a liberal arts degree may ponder the ways in which a liberal arts education can actually be useful after graduation or even before then. They may question if this degree can help build a career, or wonder what skills can be acquired in pursuing liberal arts. With...
Boyd reveals why he chose Guilford
Julia Martins de Sa, Assistant Photo Editor
November 3, 2017
Frank Boyd is Guilford College’s new vice president of academic affairs and academic dean. He was previously the associate provost at Illinois Wesleyan University, where he also taught classes and he holds a doctorate in political science from Emory University and a bachelor’s degree in Latin Am...
Guilford community, students do a great job at teaching social justice
Beatriz Caldas, Editor-in-Chief
September 8, 2017
I can definitely say that I am not the same Beatriz I was three years ago. From the moment I stepped on this campus, my opinions, thoughts and ideas have changed. Some of these changes were small, but impactful, and some were life changing. None of it would be possible or would have happened if it...
First master’s program lays down the law
Maksym Kosachevskyy, Staff Writer
April 15, 2016
Is Guilford College on its way to becoming Guilford University? On March 30, a faculty committee approved a Master of Science program in Criminal Justice to begin in the fall of 2017. “There are only positives for this program,” said Chair of the Justice & Policy Studies Department Barbara...
Letter to the Editor: What is the role of athletics on our liberal arts campus?
Jeremy Rinker, Guest Writer
November 22, 2013
To ALL it DOES concern, In response to last week’s “Letter to the Editor: a response to APSA Sports article,” I felt obligated to provide some faculty perspective on the complex role of athletics in our community. While I was happy to see a well-argued response on this important topic...
