On Oct. 23, the largest student protest since 1974 occurred in South Africa.
In the nation’s capital, Pretoria, thousands of college students objected to an 11.5 percent tuition hike proposed by universities...
Bob Williams, Professor of Economics
• April 4, 2014
I heard this phrase recently amidst a conversation among colleagues. I believe it starkly captures our future as we seek a new president.
Private colleges are under assault. For-profits like Phoenix...
Merdith Brown, Executive Print Copy Editor
• March 16, 2012
The Board of Trustees approved the sale of a piece of Guilford’s campus near the meadows, as well as a new tuition increase and next year’s budget, at their Feb. 25 meeting.
“The spirit of the...
I have been harboring deep thoughts concerning the recent legislation that will affect our college and other colleges across the state. I’m not sure if your experience with Guilford has garnered the...
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