One of the most quickly-growing tools in today’s society can’t be touched, evolves with every use and works around the clock.
It’s artificial intelligence, and this tool has been especially...
Guilford College will close Shore Hall after the spring semester to allow workers to address mold issues and install a new heating, ventilation and air conditioning system, officials have said.
Earlier...
The clubs at the heart of Guilford College’s inclusive community encourage the sense of togetherness that permeates the campus. These days, students say that this sense of togetherness feels weakened.
As...
On Thursday, Jan. 8 in the leak room of Duke Hall, the Office of Student Leadership and Engagement (OSLE) held the first community meeting of 2025. This meeting was an opportunity for students to meet...
In November 2020, Guilford College underwent a leadership change, appointing Carol Moore as the interim president. This resulted in 19 majors and 27 faculty positions cut from the college, including 16...
On Saturday, Jan. 3, students with meal plans received an email from the Department of Residential Education & Housing that stated “Meal swipes at entry into the dining hall are limited to you, the...
On Friday, Jan. 3, three days before the students returned to campus, they received an email informing us of President Kyle Farmbry stepping down from his position. After being president for only two years...
According to the National Center for Education Statistics, only 12.4% of 18- 21-year-olds were enrolled in college less than a century ago. This number nearly quadrupled by 2022, up to 39% of 18- 24-year-olds....
Guilford students gathered in Dana Auditorium on Feb. 7 to attend the Black History Month Kickoff, which highlighted black artists and business owners from Guilford College, Greensboro and the surrounding...
