Guilford College’s current online learning service, Moodle, may soon be replaced with Canvas, learning management software that offers a facilitated experience for both students and professors.
There...
This week’s Senate discussion focused on how the Senate is going to spend the rest of its rollover fund. Possible expenses include an art installation ($10,000), Wi-Fi upgrade ($40,000), and sealing...
Voting unanimously against the installation of campus-wide surveillance cameras, Community Senate made it clear that they wouldn’t waste rollover funds on unnecessary ancillary expenditures. For over...
Job description: seeking people willing to accept meager pay, high workloads and constant criticism.
In today’s political and social environment, such conditions are all too common for teachers and...
Guilford College prides itself on its creative faculty and staff. The Innovative Grants were created to harness this creativity in the best way possible: for the college itself.
Innovative Grants are...
Is eating at the school’s caf or picking out lunch from the same menu at the Grill or Quakeria just not cutting it for you? Have you found yourself wanting to purchase an item from your favorite store...
Most people equate being strong with being able-bodied. But every day, men and women with physical disabilities are testing the limits of the human body, sometimes to raise awareness for causes that affect...
Throughout the history of sports, we think back to some of the greatest players and how they have remained with the same team for their entire career.
Nowadays, that has changed. Take for example, Peyton...
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