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A dream of science fiction, the flying car, has come true

Shugo Izumi, Staff Writer February 26, 2022

In 2022, the Swedish company Jetson sold a flying car, the "Jetson One" made by Jetson’s chief Technical Officer Tomasz Patan and Jetson’s president Peter Ternstrom. The production version has already...

Navigate Student app introduced to Guilford

Matthew Climbingbear, Staff Writer November 11, 2019

Navigating yourself around Guilford can be a tedious and difficult task without a guide or assistance from others. However, this August, Guilford College introduced a new student app called Navigate Student...

Elon Musk plots underground tunnels

Ethan Santana, Staff Writer November 2, 2018

In his steady effort to revolutionize transportation and make it more eco-friendly, Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla Motors and SpaceX, has proposed and developed a series of underground transport tunnels as a...

Cinema shifts

McKinley Keener, Staff Writer March 16, 2018

Sooner or later, everything changes. Evolving and adapting will always be necessary to survive. For instance, movie theaters have changed since the first permanent cinema, also known as the “moving...

Anna Bell presented her book, “Ornament,” on Thursday, Sept. 28, 2017. Afterward, Bell signs and inscribes the books she sold.//Photo by Eric Xu /The Guilfordian

Guilford alum reads from first book of poems

Finn Williamson, Staff Writer October 6, 2017

On Thursday, Sept. 28, students, teachers and community members gathered in the Carnegie Room of Hege Library, all excited to hear Guilford alumna Anna Lena Phillips Bell speak. Since attending Guilford,...

Early College Robotics hopes to win big next year

Early College Robotics hopes to win big next year

Julia Martins De Sa, Staff Writer May 1, 2017

A couple of well-oiled machines. This is perfect description for each of the Early College at Guilford’s Robotics teams, three of whom competed at the FIRST World Championship from March 19-22. Two...

No Man’s Sky fails, impresses no one

No Man’s Sky fails, impresses no one

Maksym Kosachevskyy, Staff Writer September 8, 2016

“You can’t escape the never-ending boredom of No Man’s Sky,” said Early College senior Ali Chaudhry. On Aug. 9, video game developer Hello Games released No Man’s Sky, an open world exploration...

IT&S gets some upgrades in security, Wi-Fi

IT&S gets some upgrades in security, Wi-Fi

Clare Forrister, Opinion Editor September 8, 2016

Despite the many types of people who call Guilford College their own, everyone has a few things in common: following the core values, pursuit of knowledge and dependence on technology. When students...

Possible transition from Moodle to new software stirs mixed emotions

DaeQuan Fitzgerald, Staff Writer April 22, 2016

Guilford College’s current online learning service, Moodle, may soon be replaced with Canvas, learning management software that offers a facilitated experience for both students and professors. There...

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