Guilford County Brushes Off a Berger Theory
In a report recently provided to the State Board of Elections, Guilford County’s election director pushed back on the theory that some people got an incorrect ballot.
If You Build It, Will They Come?
New charter schools are struggling to enroll enough students to stay solvent. One High Point school’s implosion shows the consequences.
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.
Environmental Activists Fight Expansion of Gas Pipeline in Guilford
A planned expansion would add 24 miles to Transco’s pipeline running though four N.C. counties.
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.
A Judge, A Reporter, And a Notebook
A case in Guildford County raises questions about a reporter’s First Amendment rights.
