Hannah Shoemaker, News Editor
March 30, 2018
Event showcases Guilford’s LGBTQIA history
Guilford offered students, faculty, staff and other community members the chance to learn about the College’s LGBTQIA history at Gibb’s Hundred Brewing Company on Thursday, March 22. The event also featured the LGBTQIA history of the University of Nort...
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Praveena Somasundaram, Features Editor
March 30, 2018
“Stained glass ceiling” is a phrase that refers to the limitations in leadership women face within religious institutions.
On Tuesday, March 20, Guilford College explored these limitations in a panel led by Heather Nelson, recording secretary at the Bahá’í Faith Greensboro Center, Susan Poulos...
Tags: Alyssa Oppewal, Baha'i, Bahá’í Faith Greensboro Center, clergy, community, Deborah Lawson Smith, Deep River Sangha Community of Mindfulness, Heather Nelson, Katie Todd, Margaret Webb, ministry, Mona Mahmudnizhad, New Garden Friends Meeting, persecution, Persimmon Grove African Methodist Church, preach, religious institutions, stained glass ceiling, Susan Poulos, UKirk Greensboro, University of North Carolina at Greensboro, women's rights, Young Clergy Women International
February 23, 2018
WUNC’s “The State of Things” broadcasts at Triad Stage
On Tuesday, Feb. 20, North Carolina Public Radio WUNC’s “The State of Things” broadcasted live from Triad Stage in downtown Greensboro. Guilford community members were invited to attend the broadcast for free. The program featured lib...
Tags: “Creative Collaboration in Art Practice, “Oumuamua: Visitor From Beyond the Solar System”, “The State of Things”, Ali Khasrachi, art, Black Alumni of Guilford College Advisory Board, black panther, Boxcar Bar + Arcade, Buddhism, Christy Hopkins, ECAR Art Exhibit, Every Campus a Refuge, Guilford Physics Department, Gwen Gosney Erickson, Hege Library, John Kernodle, Kathryn Shields, Laura Todd, marvel, meditation, Molly Gochman, observatory, Panel, planetarium show, Quaker sanctuary, Radha Upton, refugee, Research and Pedagogy”, Sarah Love Taylor, Sunny Spillane, Triad Stage, Triad Tapestry Children’s Chorus, University of North Carolina at Greensboro, Whisky Christy and the Half Pint Orchestra, WUNC
Jonah Selom, Staff Writer
February 16, 2018
On Thursday, Feb. 8, Guilford community members gathered for a panel on black theology.
Panelists included board member of the Renaissance Community Cooperative Casey Thomas ’10, University of North Carolina at Greensboro graduate Ayah Khalifa, vice chair of the Justice and Reconciliation Team in...
Tags: “Have You Seen The Child”, “Heaven Help Us All”, Africanism, Allison Andrade, Asher Kolieboi, Ayah Khalifa, black theology, Casey Thomas, Christian, faith, Judson Van Wyk, Justice and Reconciliation Team, muslim, Panel, religion, Renaissance Community Cooperative, Rev. Brandon Wrencher, Rev. Mykal Slack, social progress, spirituality, UNCG, Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Raleigh, United Methodist Church, University of North Carolina at Greensboro, Western North Carolina Conference
February 16, 2018
Student fellows present on experiences
As a member of the Pulitzer Center’s Campus Consortium since 2012, Guilford has a strong relationship with the Pulitzer Center. One way that students can benefit from the relationship is by becoming a student fellow, which allows selected students to pursue...
Tags: “Black Experiences at Predominantly White Institutions vs. Historically Black Colleges and Universities”, “Dragon King’s Daughter Harp Dedication Concert”, “Just Another Wednesday”, “The Gospel of Healing: Vol. I: Black Churches Respond to HIV/AIDS”, Black History Month, Black History Month Planning Committee, Black Student Union, Carnegie Room, Carol Rauch, Community Center, counseling center, Element Talent Showcase, Guilford College Music Department, harp, healthy relationship, Historically Black Colleges and Universities, Kyia O’Neal, multicultural education department, North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University, performance, Praveena Somasundaram, Predominantly White Institutions, Pulitzer Center, Pulitzer Center Campus Consortium, self care, student fellow, University of North Carolina at Greensboro, Valentine's Day, Wendy Looker, Winifred Garrett, Winston Salem State University
Finn Williamson, Senior Writer
December 1, 2017
On Nov. 7, the Joint School of Nanoscience and Nanoengineering, a collaboration between North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University and the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, was host to an unpleasant reminder of the past in the form of a noose found on campus. Campus police from...
Tags: A&T, A&T SGA, A&T Student Government Association, Admiral Security Services, campus police, Chancellor Frank Gilliam, Chancellor Harold L. Martin Sr., Davie County High School, Duke University, HBCU, Joint School of Nanoscience and Nanoengineering, Lindsay Willetts, noose, North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University, Rahtia Taylor, UNCG, UNCG Chief of Police Paul Lester, University of North Carolina at Greensboro
Tanetta Kelley, Staff Writer
November 17, 2017
The laughs of the audience during the second performance of Guilford’s production of “She Kills Monsters” rang loud through the Sternberger Auditorium on Saturday, Nov. 11.
Attendees, like Jack Campbell, appreciated the play’s emphasis on geek culture and its incorporation of humor.
“I...
Tags: Dungeons and Dragons, geek culture, Guilford Theatre Department, humor, old-school hip-hop music, sexuality, She Kills Monsters, Sternberger Auditorium, tech-heavy show, UNCG, University of North Carolina at Greensboro
Laura Hay, Staff Writer
November 3, 2017
Getting around Guilford is getting easier, and it’s all because of the many bright green LimeBikes parked around campus.
LimeBike is a bike-sharing program that aims to facilitate on-campus transportation. Unlike most bike-sharing programs, LimeBike requires no fixed docking stations. And unlike...
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Jasmin Whitsett, Staff Writer
October 27, 2017
This year, Guilford College welcomed new faculty member Pete Sangimino, who is filling in as a part-time Tai Chi instructor for Michelle Carter. Tai Chi is known for its health benefits and helps maintain strength and flexibility. It is a form of meditation which helps with stress and promotes serenity....
Tags: advice, bachelor's degree, community, Guilford College, health benefits, maintain strength, marketing manager, new faculty, Pete Sangimino, Running, satisfaction, serenity, Tai Chi instructor, The Righteous Mind, UNCG, University of North Carolina at Greensboro, web design
