As faint traces of pumpkin fill the air, the leaves begin to change to beautiful hues of red and work piles up, we are reminded that fall is here, and it is time to buckle down. With so much happening,...
The past few months have undoubtedly been some of the toughest times many people have encountered. With the stress of the ongoing pandemic and other difficult situations, students can often forget to take...
On Monday, Oct. 29, Guilford students came together in the Community Center for the Sleepy-Time Yoga event. The event was led by the Resident Advisor Self-Care Committee. Attendees were encouraged to come...
Dr. Buffie Longmire-Avital presents findings on intersectional identities among Black gay men
On Wednesday, Oct. 24, Associate Professor of Psychology and African American Studies at Elon University...
Student fellows present on experiences
As a member of the Pulitzer Center’s Campus Consortium since 2012, Guilford has a strong relationship with the Pulitzer Center. One way that students can benefit...
Lately, the weight of the world has been pretty heavy. So why does Guilford College so often ask its students to carry that weight alone in order to reach success, instead of giving us the support and...
Finals. A two-syllable word originating from the Latin word for end. If that’s not intimidating, what is?
However, all of Guilford is creeping toward the end of the semester together. You are not...
Welcome to hell month, otherwise known as April, where you’re not only overwhelmed by everything happening in the present but forced to plan for your future — your summer, your next semester — as...
How many followers do you have on Instagram? On Twitter? How many likes do you average per post? Be honest. I really want to know.
Sike.
Modern society puts abundant attention onto social media....
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