The Guilfordian

Art exhibit showcases work of the AFSC

The American Friends Service Committee has an exhibit in Hege Library, titled Waging Peace: 100 Years of Action, is open through November 5, 2017. Photo courtesy the American Friends Service Committee

September 15, 2017

Since 1917, the American Friends Service Committee has been working to encourage peace through activism, awareness and community support. Guilford College is currently displaying the interactive exhibit “Waging Peace: 100 Years of Action” in the Hege Library Art Gallery. The show celebrates the...

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United Nations issue early warning to the US

Daezia Rolling, Staff Writer

September 8, 2017

On Aug. 18, the United Nations issued an early warning to the United States, based on recent events in Charlottesville, Virginia. During the rally in Charlottesville, VA, a car collided with a group of opposing protesters, injuring 19 and killing one. Following Burundi, Iraq, Ivory Coast, Kyrgyzstan...

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