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...
On Oct. 15, transgender woman Zella Ziona was shot and killed in Montgomery Village, Maryland.
Since the start of 2015, 21 transgender women have been the victims of homicide. This is already significantly...
Alexander Morales, Senior & Former Spirit Chair of the Guilford College Campus Activities Board, Guest Writer
• March 6, 2015
To my friends in the community, I would like to relay a series of events that has shaken my beliefs about how genuinely we adhere to our stated Quaker values within our institution. As a result of ill-informed...
For this year’s Black History Month, the Multicultural Education Department and Brothers and Sisters in Blackness worked to celebrate black history in Greensboro and nationwide. These groups organized...
“Black History Month is the time to celebrate the accomplishments of African-Americans all over the diaspora,” said James Shields, director of the Bonner Center for Community Service & Learning.
BHM...
Feb. 1, 1960. Four brave first-years from A&T University walked into F.W. Woolworth’s and demanded to be served at its whites-only food counter. They would sit, wait and return every day until they...
“About 11 years ago, I was sitting in your place,” said Jada Drew ’07, director for Educational Initiatives and Partnerships. “I was trying to find my place, trying to figure out what it was that...
A path of arrows begins outside of King Hall. The arrows lead inside, where they then evolve into a timeline, where each arrow represents a significant event in Guilford’s history.
Starting from its...
The Multicultural Education Department has a rich and meaningful history. Another year of learning, support and enrichment will come from King Hall and reverberate throughout campus and the Greensboro...
