Education project aims to build brighter future for refugee children
Finn Conte, Staff Writer
January 6, 2020
On May 12, 2018, a fire swept through apartment G in the Summit-Cone complex, located at the busy intersection of Cone Boulevard and Summit Avenue in Greensboro. Tragically, Emmanuel and Furaha Mugabo, who came to Greensboro as refugees originally from the Democratic Republic of Congo, lost their five...
Guilford presents faculty research
Mohamed Togol, Staff Writer
December 3, 2019
Welcomed by delicious refreshments, on Thursday, Nov. 7, Guilford College faculty and students enjoyed presentations by Associate Professor of Spanish Alfonso Abad Mancheño and Associate Professor of Philosophy Vance Ricks. Mancheño presented his research on the role of effective motivation in sec...
Volunteer Fair connects students to community
Kiran Soma, Staff Writer
September 14, 2018
“I think what we bring is freedom, and we bring humanization to people who need it, who are being discriminated against to the point that it is inhumane,” said junior Shayne Kenny, one of the Guilford coordinators for the Greensboro chapter of the Young Women’s Christian Association. “The purpose...
Guilford tackles food insecurity
DaeQuan Fitzgerald, Managing Editor
April 20, 2018
A study conducted by the National Student Campaign Against Hunger and Homelessness reported that 44 percent of students cut the size of their meals or skipped meals altogether because there was not enough money. 20 percent did not eat for an entire day for the same reason. According to a report from...
