Greensboro artists speak up for social justice
Annie Vo, Staff Writer
November 11, 2019
On a warm Saturday afternoon at Government Plaza in Greensboro, poets, musicians and artists gathered at the local event, Diversity over Division, to express their opinions on topics such as social justice, political change and peace. The demonstration took place on a stage surrounded by a wide set...
Staff Editorial: Properly reporting on shootings is imperative
February 23, 2018
The tragic shooting in Parkland, Florida has joined the list of events sparking discussions revolving around gun violence. However, as journalists here at The Guilfordian, we realize that the sensitive nature of the topic can lead to inaccurate coverage or can toxically influence reporting. In consideration...
Nidal Hasan: The murderer, the terrorist or the martyr?
Robert Pacheco, Staff Writer
September 6, 2013
On Aug. 28, Major Nidal Hasan received the death penalty for the shooting in Ft. Hood, Texas. Hasan killed 13 and injured 32 on Nov. 2009 when he opened fire on military personnel staging for deployment. Hasan’s sentence will allow him the martyrdom he sought when he became the first active duty...
Brief updates on tragedies domestic and abroad
Katy Andrews and Anthony Harrison, Staff Writers
May 3, 2013
Boston terrorized by violence On April 15, the Boston Marathon 2013 was interrupted by two separate bombings at the finish line. The attacks, allegedly orchestrated by brothers Dzhokhar and Tamerlan Tsarnaev, left three dead and more than 280 injured. On April 18, the brothers also engaged in a s...
