Craig Eilbacher named new interim athletics director
Andrew Walker, Sports and Web Editor
February 2, 2018
Guilford College President Jane Fernandes announced that Craig Eilbacher, an associate professor of sports studies, has taken over as the Interim Athletics Director in an email to faculty and staff on Jan. 22. Eilbacher is taking over the position that has been vacant since the end of November when...
Banquet celebrates black excellence
Annie Fullwood, Staff Writer
April 3, 2015
“All black lives matter because excellence manifests itself within individuals whether or not we agree on it,” said student speaker junior Teresa Bedzigui at the Journeys in Blackness event. “Our journey is far from over. “Many of us are tired of fighting for our lives, but it is this journey,...
Reliance on adjunct labor might have an adverse effect on classes and professors
Alexandra Haridopolos, Staff Writer
April 4, 2014
“We need more awareness that there is a labor problem at Guilford,” said Scott Gibson, a current adjunct professor in the English department who has been at the College since 2010. You may not be able to tell which professors are full-time and which are adjunct. These titles, however, mean very...
Assistant professor Alvis Dunn leaving after 13 years
Bryan Dooley, Senior Writer
November 30, 2012
Assistant Professor of History Alvis Dunn is leaving Guilford at the end of the semester to teach at the University of North Carolina Asheville. He will be joining his wife Leah, who recently became library director at the university. “Alvis was my first teacher of my first class in college,”...
Guo releases book, “China’s Security State,” quoted in Time
Taylor Hallett, Staff Writer
November 16, 2012
Professor of Political Science George Guo’s latest book, “China’s Security State: Philosophy, Evolution, and Politics,” released in August, has gained widespread acclaim. Guo was quoted in the cover story of the Oct. 22 edition of Time. Magazine, saying, “There is no question that China...
