“I’ll go.”
It was this two-word message that NPR international correspondent Carrie Kahn sent to her editors in Miami before boarding a red-eye flight to Haiti.
Kahn was the first NPR reporter...
As actor and composer Lin-Manuel Miranda would say, history has its eyes on us. But on April 18 and April 25, the students of the history department seminar showed that sometimes human beings can be the...
One in three women in the United States gets an abortion.
This was one piece of information presented at Guilford College’s “Teach-In: How to Get an Abortion in North Carolina” information session...
Fish brains, music and memory, racial and economic divide in education, biofilms and LGBTQIA representation in STEM-related fields. These are just some of the many topics covered at the 2017 Guilford College...
As student athletes and college students, it is safe to say that most of us know the prodigious impact that some of the decisions we make can be have on our futures after college, both positively and negatively.
This...
A man whose small stature only hides his fiery determination, Robert Reich, captured audiences last Tuesday.
Originally scheduled for Feb. 17, Robert Reich, who is Chancellor’s Professor of Public...
Just when you thought it was safe to go to the Guilford Undergraduate Symposium, GUS 2012 arrived with more zombies, fairy tales and child-eating allegories than ever before.
Described as “a perfect...
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