Once you choose your dream school, it can feel like the world expects you to be completely ready for the big change. You’re excited about starting a new chapter, but part of you wants to step ...

Across Guilford’s campus, a rapidly increasing number of students state that they’re still waiting for their financial‑aid refunds — for some, way longer after classes have begun. Here, what is ...

In the United States, the average household owns more than 300,000 items. The storage industry has grown to up to $44 billion. Fast-fashion brands release new clothing lines every week and tech ...

At a time when colleges across the country are cutting enrichment programs, Guilford is heading in the opposite direction. They are investing in a global initiative that expands the reach of ...

Tyrese Maxey and rookie VJ Edgecombe combined for more than half of the Philadelphia 76ers’ points on Oct. 22, lifting the team to a narrow 117–116 win over the Boston Celtics. From the opening tip, ...

Thanksgiving week at Guilford College offers students a much-needed pause, a moment to reflect and reconnect with the people who matter most. While celebrations vary widely, gratitude remains the ...

Many students arrive on campus only to discover that managing money is far harder than choosing a major. Between inconsistent income, new expenses, and the independence that comes with college life, ...

Disney’s plan to shut down Hulu—a streaming service that has been around since 2007—and move its content to Disney+ has left many Guilford students surprised, frustrated and confused about the ...

The Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) held a canned food drive at Ragan-Brown Field House during the men’s basketball game on Saturday, Nov. 22, starting an hour before the match began and ...

The torrent of records released this month from Jeffrey Epstein’s estate, and the federal files now ordered for release by Congress, have made the depth and weight of this issue painfully real. The ...

After 41 days of chaos, uncertainty, and political finger-pointing, the federal government shutdown finally ended. For many Americans—myself included—the overwhelming reaction was relief. This ...

Quiet crowds, crisp whites, polite applause. For most of its history, tennis has presented itself as a sport defined by order—exclusive, elegant and bound to tradition. But today, as tennis enters a ...