As The Guilfordian embarks on the journey of creating our 104th volume of the newspaper, we wish to share our insights and goals for the 2017-2018 publishing cycle.
First and foremost, we are a student-run...
Ian Penny, World & Nation Editor
• December 2, 2016
When someone says the word “ally,” what thoughts come to mind?
Some may conjure up an image of Winston Churchill, Franklin D. Roosevelt and Joseph Stalin, the leaders of the Allied Powers, sitting...
Hoping to understand new ideas, eight people gathered for a three-hour Liberation Space Training to learn about LGBT issues and what their role as allies should be.
The training was held in the Multicultural...
As human beings, we unconditionally have the right to an education. This includes people who have been convicted of crimes.
Guilford questions potential students about their criminal background. However,...
Disaster has struck. The princess has been kidnapped, and now you, the valiant hero, must rescue the powerless victim. Sound familiar? Anita Sarkeesian, host of the web series Feminist Frequency, thinks...
On Wednesday, Oct. 22, Guilford students rallied in front of Founders Hall to protest injustice and speak truth to power. It was a true display of some of Guilford’s key core values such as justice,...
Students for Justice in Palestine are on a mission to work against the Israeli occupation of Palestine.
SJP is a nationwide effort that began at the University of California at Berkeley in 2001 and...
After a summer full of intriguing news and thought-provoking questions, The Guilfordian is back to report it all.
From the protests in Ferguson to the ethnic cleansing in Gaza, the world has seemed...
To safeguard the environment or to safeguard profits, that is the question.
The movement to divest from fossil fuel companies has gained national importance. Nine colleges, 22 municipalities, two counties,...
