When people think of college, what comes to mind aren’t classes but the relationships, activities and shenanigans that happen outside of the classroom. However, the pandemic has deemed many staples of...
The Office of Student Leadership and Engagement (OSLE) has lately been the hub of student activity. Student engagement and student events are the OSLE’s bread and butter. This organization is an umbrella...
The resignation of Tim Johnson has left some Guilford College students in a place of uncertainty and distrust for administrators.
Since Johnson left, student activities have been at a standstill....
On Dec. 2, Guilford Dean of Students Steve Mencarini sent an email to Guilford’s student body announcing the resignation of the Director of the Office of Student Leadership and Engagement (OSLE) Tim...
Guilford’s Honors Program and the Office of Student Leadership and Engagement (OSLE) will welcome Dr. Bob Malekoff of the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill for Dinner and Discussion at 6:30 p.m....
On Tuesday, Nov. 6, CAB, GSBA and the OSLE interns hosted Midnight Madness which was held in the Ragan-Brown Field House. There were performances by the Gamma Gamma Chapter of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity,...
Giving a hug to a stranger, telling someone they look good today or holding the door for somebody are not difficult tasks to complete. In fact, no matter the task, the intention behind these actions is...
The Guilfordian sat down with Jeremiah Hedrick, a junior multi-sport student athlete at Guilford College who also serves as co-vice president of the Guilford Student Body Association. The track star and...
The Community Center was filled with music, laughter and chatter. Lights were dim as students played piano and drums.
About 20 students gathered for the open mic Praise and Worship Night on Thursday,...
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