September 28, 2018
Guilford College is embarked on a risky experiment – a top-down, imposed curricular redesign – that violates the college handbook as well as the principles of shared governance and commonsense leadership.
Across higher education, including here, faculty have authority over the curriculum. Yet,...
January 19, 2018
Campus Kwanzaa Celebration
On Thursday, Jan. 11, the Friends Center and the Multicultural Education Department hosted a Kwanzaa celebration for Guilford students, faculty and staff. The event was open to people of all faiths and was intend- ed to teach attendees about the practice, purpo...
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DaeQuan Fitzgerald, Sports Editor
November 3, 2017
On Monday, Oct. 16, a Title IX lawsuit was filed in the U.S. District Court of Middle District of North Carolina by Danny and Kimberly Cash, several former female student athletes of Guilford College and current female student athletes with more than 340 allegations of unfair treatment of female athletes....
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Dominique Henderson, Staff Writer
October 27, 2017
This September, the Guilford College Athletic Department introduced Nelson Bobb as the interim director of athletics, a revered name in the community thanks to his record 26-year Hall of Fame-worthy career as the athletic director at the neighboring University of North Carolina at Greensboro. The Guilfordian...
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Ian Penny, World & Nation Editor
October 22, 2016
To live up to its mission, Guilford College needs an Office of Diversity and Inclusion.
For some members of the Guilford community, I’m sure it doesn’t feel awfully long ago that former President Kent Chabotar announced the Administrative and Program Services Assessment initiative.
It took...
Tags: #Irving Zavaleta, #MED, Academic Affairs, Administration and Finance, Administrative and Program Services Assessment, black lives matter, integrity for Guilford, multicultural education department, ODI, Office of Diversity and Inclusion, Ohio State University, President Jane Fernandes, President Kent Chabotar, St. Norbert College, Understanding Racism workshops
Nicole Zelniker, Editor-In-Chief
October 22, 2016
For many of us, most of our day-to-day life happens in the small town of Greensboro. For Mark and Scott Kelly, day-to-day life can happen over 200,000 miles above our heads.
On Oct. 18, astronauts and identical twin brothers Mark and Scott visited Guilford College for the second Bryan Series event...
Tags: Bryan Series, Chance Mashburn, Jill Peterfeso, John F. Kennedy, Mark and Scott Kelly, Mark Kelly, NASA, President Jane Fernandes, Sarah Overstreet, Scott Kelly, society of physics students, Ty Buckner
