You may have noticed that this week, the staff editorial has found a new home away from its usual home. Our front page has a new, spiffy “Inside this Issue” box, too. Equipped with an arsenal of...

The Bolivian government recently announced a state of national emergency after months of heavy rain caused severe flooding and landslides, devastating thousands of families. People, their homes, and chunks...

A life of trauma and pain, determination and hope. It seems unfair to try to sum up the captivating life of Victor Lopez in only a few words. That is why a new book will give full justice to his story. Lopez,...

In the glory days of ancient Rome, there existed in many cities a space called “the forum.” Forums were open-air squares featuring shops, baths and temples. However, the forum was not simply a market:...

We’re here to listen. You’ve been telling us all year that new Founders doesn’t feel as inviting as it used to, so The Guilfordian got together with OSLE to talk with you about what isn’t working...

Guilford students use water on a daily basis: to drink, take showers, wash vegetables. But how often do you worry about the quality of the water you use? The Seville community in California has always...

“Good, better, best — never let it rest ‘til your good is better and your better is best.” We at The Guilfordian are proud of our weekly paper. We stand behind it. We love it. We promote it....

Paris, France The skeleton of a prehistoric woolly mammoth, nicknamed Helmut, was found in the countryside near Paris on Nov. 7. Scientists believe the uncovered bones to be between 50,000 and 200,000...