Spring break is finally here! After seven weeks of class that have felt like an eternity, Guilford students are finally getting some much-deserved down time.
Along with all of Guilford’s classrooms,...
This semester at Guilford has been a long one for students, faculty and staff. Due to COVID-19, and a decision by the College, students were not granted a spring break this year. The College made this...
As we approach the one-year anniversary of COVID-19 forcing schools nationwide to go online, the Guilford community is exhausted. While this week would have been our spring break, classes are still trudging...
Sleep, service and sightseeing. There are no better words to describe Guilford College’s spring break.
With 2017 in full swing and the spring semester halfway completed, Guilford students took full...
Picture hours filled with service work, road trips and exploration. Imagine long days with warm weather, great memories and relaxation. This is spring break week for Guilford College students.
Students...
There is no happiness like spring break. A week of no classes and homework comes as a relief to almost anyone.
Spring break is an opportunity to have fun, but at Guilford College it is also a chance...
Whether you’re a first-year or a senior, you’ve got a lot of work staring you in the face over the next couple of weeks. The end seems eons away, and your workload seems insurmountable.
Here’s...
While students were renting beach houses, invading Austin, Texas for the South by Southwest music festival, and visiting family, some unlucky spring athletes were left behind.
Squads practiced and competed...
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