On March 20, the main cast of the Apple TV+ show “Ted Lasso” visited the White House, with leading man Jason Sudeikis promoting the importance of mental health and ensuring your friends and loved ones...
Spring break is finally here! After seven weeks of class that have felt like an eternity, Guilford students are finally getting some much-deserved down time.
Along with all of Guilford’s classrooms,...
The addiction crisis impacts everyone from the famous and affluent to those on the least seen and most misunderstood margins of society, including undocumented immigrants, the chronically homeless and...
Finals. Midterms. Exams. These are the words that strike fear in the hearts of college students across the globe. It is a period where the next four to seven weeks become an absolute hell.
For some,...
Pressure—it’s the one commonality among almost every top school at every level above elementary in the United States. The quality of your education and how well you do in school play a large role in...
On March 7, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, sat down with Oprah for one of the most highly awaited interviews in modern memory. The interview drew the attention of an estimated...
“Southern trees bear a strange fruit. Blood on the leaves and blood at the root. Black bodies swinging in the southern breeze. Strange fruit hanging from the poplar trees.”
In the new film “The...
The past few months have undoubtedly been some of the toughest times many people have encountered. With the stress of the ongoing pandemic and other difficult situations, students can often forget to take...
Let’s take a guess; your school work is really starting to pile up, isn’t it? You have this presentation due on Tuesday, but you already pulled an all-nighter to finish an essay, and you have two classes...
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