As students, we understand that academics are a top priority, but certainly they certainly do not make up the full college experience. A student taking 16 credit hours in a semester is expected to dedicated...
As a campus focused on social justice, we want to work to change the world. We want to make a world that is more accepting, more free, more just. We cannot, however, simply make a difference without information....
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...
I had never taken journalism in high school. I had no desire to explore journalistic writing or learn what an “inverted pyramid” is. Naturally, the first thing I did at Guilford College was decide...
On March 15, North Carolinians were given the first chance to weigh in on the presidential race as well as state and local races. Precincts around North Carolina opened their doors for the state primary....
From panels to poetry, February at Guilford has been replete with Black History Month events thanks to the Multicultural Education Department and the Blacks Unifying Society. The organizers consisted of...
Here’s a horror story for you: You’re surrounded by Geisha outfits, Native American headdresses and turbans, but you’re not in the costume room for an offensive 1930’s vaudeville show ... you’re...
Political correctness has come under fire in the media recently. While many consider political correctness synonymous with simply “treating people with respect,” published articles have surged decrying...
My first day at Guilford, I walked into Dana Auditorium on the way to my first college English class, anxious and worried about what would be expected of me. The previous night, before even going to a...
