Newspaper, radio and television journalists alike have grappled with the question of journalistic integrity in the political climate of the United States under President Trump. As both a core value of...
A wide array of pastel-colored t-shirts, stencils, carving tools and stamps filled tables in Hege-Cox Hall, where Guilford College’s Free Press event was held.
The art department hosted Free Press...
At such a divisive time in politics, people often get caught up in large national elections and forget about local elections. These elections can have large impacts on the lives of citizens and are still...
“The greatest sin anyone can commit is the abuse of power, and the greatest abuse of power is segregation,” said Joe Biden, former Vice President of the United States, at the Greensboro Coliseum...
On Monday, Sept. 4, Guilford College hosted a panel entitled Nuclear Weapons & Threats of War: North Korea & the United States of America, inviting students, faculty and the greater Guilford community...
Recently, this country has seen a surge in hate crimes, an energized alt-right and the use of tear gas against frustrated civilians.
Secretary Hillary Clinton, President Barack Obama, Sen. Elizabeth...
Ian Penny, World & Nation Editor
• December 2, 2016
For most of December and January, The Guilfordian will take its annual winter hiatus. However, there are plenty of important stories in the United States and around the world that students should keep...
Ian Penny, World and Nation Editor
• November 11, 2016
From 9/11 to the Chicago Cubs winning the World Series, history is full of “Where were you?” moments. During such a historic election year, one might ask “Where were you Nov. 8, 2016?”
For Guilford...
What if the minimum wage in North Carolina increased more than 70 percent?
Instead of $7.25 an hour, you could make $12.50 an hour. That is the difference between the federal minimum wage, which North...
