On Wednesday, Oct. 6, the Guilford community received an email from Board of Trustees Chair Ed Winslow announcing that the year-long search for a new Guilford College president was over. In the email...
On Oct. 8, The Guilfordian took the opportunity to interview Thaddeus Reid, a first-year student and quarterback on Guilford's football team. Reid, who is majoring in pre-med/health science, enjoys spending...
“I don’t remember a time in my life where I didn’t want to be a reporter,” said broadcast journalist and author Ted Koppel in a phone interview with The Guilfordian.
Koppel will be speaking...
Leslie Odom Jr.’s career exploded in 2015 when Hamilton premiered on Broadway. Combining a traditional Broadway atmosphere with hip-hop songs and a historical storyline, the show gained a massive following...
Robin Givhan is the Fashion critic for The Washington Post. She received her masters in journalism at University of Michigan in 1988. Her first newspaper job was with the Detroit Free Press.
In 2006,...
Assistant Professor of English and Creative Writing Mylène Dressler’s novel, “The Last to See Me,” will be published in 2017. I sat down with Dressler to ask her about her book.
Question: You...
As I took a seat in the Newcomers School library, I saw an enthusiastic old man wearing a black suit with a matching black hat sharing stories with a class of elementary school students. He seemed almost...
The board of trustees meets at Guilford College every three months to make decisions about items such as tenure, finances and policy. Subcommittees of the board met this past Thursday and Friday. The full...
As I make my way into Archdale Hall, I am greeted by a tall, dark-haired, ravishing woman. Her arms coil around me as she embraces me. Her bubbly personality and radiating smile brings warmth to the room,...
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