October ushered in another change in Guilford College’s leadership. On Oct. 6, an email from Board of Trustees Chair Ed Winslow announced the appointment of Kyle Farmbry as the College’s new president....

To them, our desks are shields, our pencils weapons and our lockers potential hiding spots.   “Make sure to stay away from windows,” they tell us. “Follow all our instructions and stay silent—maybe...

“While Guilford’s campus is among the most delightful in academia, care is taken not to pour money into making a ‘show’ of the grounds and buildings. There are no soaring Gothic structures, no...

Finals are getting closer every day — 20 papers and essay-style exams loom overhead and threaten chaos — but never fear! There are steps you can take to prepare yourself and tackle these monsters head-on...

Love books? Write one! November is NaNoWriMo (National Novel Writing Month), and some Guilford students are breaking from the norm of reading novels and instead creating one of their own. NaNoWriMo...

The editorial board originally planned to use this column to endorse our presidential candidate, as all newspapers are wont to do. This column would have been filled with lavish praises for Candidate X...

October is not just the month when trees shake their branches to clear the leaves that will ultimately collect in massive piles on the ground. Nor is it only the month where we get to dress up in creative...

Do you tend to find yourself sitting in your dorm room bored? Or have you been caught complaining, once again, that there is nothing to do? If you discover yourself stuck in the “Guilford bubble,”...

Two years before the Civil Rights Act of 1964, and three years after a Guilford talent show depicted a comedian in blackface, James McCorkle '66  became the first African American to enroll at Guilford...