A Conversation About Civic Health
The April 20 Greensboro Newsmakers event will bring together N.C. A&T Chancellor Emeritus Harold Martin, Elon University President Connie Book, and college students for a civic health discussion.
‘More Than a Dean’
A new book examines the life and impact of Quiester Craig, the pioneering dean of N.C. A&T University’s business school and mentor to generations of Black business people.
Justice in Your Pocket
A junior at N.C. A&T is creating a mobile app to help average people navigate the complexities of the legal system.
NC A&T, UNCG Students Continue Fight For Early-Voting Sites
After local and state boards of elections did not include the campuses as early-voting sites, students have filed lawsuits and raised funds to transport students to and from polls ahead of the primaries.
Guilford College Off Probation, Retains Accreditation
After some financially rocky years, the college’s accrediting agency has lifted its probation. Leaders say they are ready to start growing again.
Guilford College Appoints Jean Parvin Bordewich as President
Boderwich’s appointment comes after years of financial uncertainty and cost-cutting at the private Quaker institution.
Guilford College Raised $6 Million. It May Not Be Enough.
The school exceeded its fundraising goal, but declining enrollment means it still hasn’t met its revenue targets.
More Higher Education Coverage
Guilford College Considers Formal Step Toward Possible Faculty Layoffs
‘Without significant changes to our financial model, we simply do not have the cash flow or revenue to continue operating.’
Guilford College Debates How ‘Quakerly’ It Should Be
Amid its second financial crisis in five years, Guilford College faculty hatched a radical plan to run the school by Quaker-inspired councils.
At Greensboro’s HBCUs, Persistence in the Face of Defeat
Kamala Harris would have been the nation’s first president to graduate from an HBCU. Students say her loss won’t damper their political engagement.
N.C. A&T Students Carefully Planned a Candidate Forum. Then Mark Robinson Crashed.
Mark Robinson contacted N.C. A&T organizers the day of the event to say he was coming—whether they wanted him or not.
‘Nobody Knows Where the Line Is’
When cost-cutting universities hire consultants, who’s really making the decisions? UNC-Greensboro offers a case study.
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