Disclaimer: This story is a part of out April Fool’s edition, The Goofordian. This story was created by Guilfordian Staff and is not based in fact.
It looks like saving a shoe factory has become Todd...
Whether playing pool in Milner or doing homework in the new apartments, on-campus residents from the theme houses to the old apartments experienced a shock when the power went out on campus on April 23.
“Immediately,...
Cliques are a fundamental piece of young adult society, ranging from elementary school socializing on the playground to the classic “Mean Girls” lunch table scenario that most have seen. But where...
On Sept. 21, a Guilford College librarian discovered that the “Welcoming the Stranger” art exhibit on the first floor of Hege Library had been vandalized.
The part of the display that invited people...
Last year, Community Senate held three Senate meetings, four campus focus groups and three meetings with administration about campus safety and the possibility of security cameras. The last Senate meeting...
A few years ago, co-founder of the Peace of Mind Company Andrew “AJ” Leahy’s best friend was killed on a college campus. From that, Leahy realized there had to be a more effective way to protect...
“Let me start by saying that I’m unaware of any ‘firings’ that have occurred at Guilford (College),” said Vice President for Student Affairs and Dean of Students Todd Clark in an email interview.
Yet,...
Shortly before the end of the fall semester, Assistant Dean of Students Jen Agor and Director of Student Judicial Affairs Sandra Bowles left Guilford College. Staff sources indicate that they were let...
The campus is buzzing about security cameras.
At Monday’s Community Senate meeting — the largest attended so far this year — over an hour of discussion led to a final consensus not to fund security...
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