COVID-19 affected everyone’s daily lives in many ways while it was around. It had a huge impact on campus life, but it is still affecting it, specifically college clubs.
A lot of in-person activities...
First announced to students via email on Friday, Sept. 6, this change affected both students and faculty as the transition was completed in October. The purpose of this change was higher security and a...
With only a few weeks remaining until the 2024 presidential election on Nov. 5, the clock is ticking for voters to do their final research on the candidates running for office.
As Guilford College...
On Sunday, Sept. 15, Donald Trump faced a second attempt on his life, this time in West Palm Beach, Fla., by Ryan Wesley Routh.
According to Secret Service agents, Trump was golfing, about to finish...
“The Study Abroad opportunity at Guilford is like an open door, waiting for all students to just take a step forward and enter a new world.” says David Limburg, a professor of German at Guilford and...
During the spring 14-week semester, Guilford’s English and Creative Writing Department collaborated with The Greenleaf Review to host a poetry reading featuring Guilford College and UNCG poetry instructor...
The weather was warm and sunny on Friday, March 29 for Art on the Quad, a popular Guilford event that was among Serendipity week activities this spring.
Students, along with visitors on campus...
On May 3, at the end of N.C. A&T State University’s exam week, around 40 students and community members gathered at the school’s Deese Clock Tower. In the words of freshman Anthony Morgan, the...
Conrad Boone, World and Nation Editor
• April 27, 2024
“It’s a very different world than when I came to Washington in 1976 to cover the presidency of Jimmy Carter” was the opening sentence of Judy Woodruff’s April 9 talk for this season’s closing...
