On Aug. 28, members of the Guilford College community received the following email:
“Public Safety has received reports of multiple breaking and entering of vehicles that occurred during the late...
It was the dead of night when he felt the cold barrel of a gun press against the top of his forehead. The young man looked around for help. The normally bustling cafe across the street was eerily still—it...
After nearly a year of the COVID-19 pandemic, Guilford students long for a return to normal college life—days filled with in-person classes, long conversations with friends in the crowded caf, study...
Guilford College is considered an open campus, which anyone can enter and leave at will, and only the residence halls and the library require individuals to swipe in. With the implementation of CCTV cameras...
Hundreds of students gathered outside Founders Hall. Some carried signs that said, “When PSAFE can’t keep us safe, we keep us safe,” all holding indignant feelings in their hearts. Although it has...
Recently students on Guilford College campus received a text saying that a “North Campus apartment was broken into by 4-5 individuals, and a student was assaulted … Public Safety and Greensboro Police...
On Sept. 29, junior Connor Potts was parking in the Hendricks lot for their 8:30 a.m. class when they discovered a partially folded-over poster stuck to a lamppost.
“I was like, do not tell me that...
Guilford community members do not have to look very far or very carefully to notice the Lime-S electric scooters that have become commonplace on campus. The scooters have become a popular mode of transportation,...
On Thursday, Oct. 11, Hurricane Michael hit Guilford County as a tropical storm in a wave of high winds and heavy rains, sweeping through the Carolinas until Tuesday, Oct. 16. The unexpected pressure of...
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