According to World Wildlife Fund International, nearly 80 percent of Peru and Brazil’s logging exports are obtained illegally.
“Tala ilegal,” or illegal logging, disrupts indigenous culture by...
Anyone can talk about the values they support, but how many people can say they put their money where their values are?
Not many, and that is why four Guilford College students — junior Julia Draper,...
On March 2, thousands of students gathered on the streets of Washington, D.C. in what is said to have been the largest student protest since the Vietnam War.
They marched in dissent of the construction...
On your mark. Get set. Recycle!
Introducing Recyclemania, an international recycling competition that is coming soon to a school near you.
Spring 2014, the sustainability committee will host this...
Going green at Guilford is getting our school recognized on the national stage. The Sustainability program was recognized in “Princeton Review’s Guide to 322 Green Colleges.” The guide ranked schools...
Catherine Schurz, World and Nation Section Editor
• February 15, 2013
Nablus, West Bank, Palestine
Women in the West Bank have been receiving sperm in mysterious ways from their incarcerated husbands serving time for terrorism convictions. The illegally smuggled sperm can...
For some of us, Guilford’s green initiative remains invisible. Others of us can point to the visible things around campus — the solar panels, the compost bins, the new light bulbs, the farm — that...
Reduce, reuse, Recyclemania. Recyclemania is an annual contest which lasts from February through March. Over 400 colleges and universities nationwide — including Guilford — will compete to see which...
Walking around campus, some may not notice all of the green changes that have been made to make Guilford more sustainable. The college’s efforts go further than what may be seen up close.
To make...
