Every year there is an election for new Senate executives, and tonight in Senate, candidates for next year discussed their views and how they would want to improve Guilford College’s community. This...
Senate Meeting Feb 20
Immigration and the recent ban
Past and current immigration policy enforcement
Trump has taken much more higher immigration policies
Affects on Guilford College
Muslim...
For the last Senate meeting of the semester, we met with a couple of staff members from the campus facilities team. Campus facilities staff includes people who work in housekeeping, maintenance, mail services,...
This week’s Senate discussion focused on how the Senate is going to spend the rest of its rollover fund. Possible expenses include an art installation ($10,000), Wi-Fi upgrade ($40,000), and sealing...
This week at senate, we had the chance to hear from our candidates who are running for student body senate. The candidates include Caleb Anderson and Gerardo Marcos-Ocampo for student body president, Lesly...
The January term will not continue after the 2017 session. Data collected by the faculty’s J-Term evaluation committee has concluded that at approximately 20 percent, there have not been enough students...
This Senate meeting we formed groups and discussed a possible divide among the non-athlete students and student athletes on campus. From the discussions we found that it would seem that the divide is not...
In this week’s Senate meeting, we formed several groups with students from varying campus organizations to come up with ideas for a series of questions. These included, “What are your groups already...
An important conversation was held this week in Senate on the topic of sexual assault. The concepts of consent, sexual assault, rape culture and victim blaming were thoroughly discussed in this meeting....
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