Second Presidential Debate continues conflict between the candidates

Maryam Mohamed   Staff Writer   Presidential candidates Hillary Clinton (D) and Donald Trump (D) took the debate stage on Sunday, October 9, discussing foreign policy, scandals, and healthcare.   The candidates refused to shake hands with one another, which foreshadowed the debate’s tone.   Anderson Cooper did not hesitate to ask Trump about his controversial Access Hollywood comments, particularly misogynistic comments toward women.   … Continue reading Second Presidential Debate continues conflict between the candidates

NC House of Representatives election candidates for Guilford County

Sarah Kate Purnell   Staff Writer   Guilford County’s presence in the NC House of Representatives will be under six districts this election cycle, with some incumbents running unopposed.   Unopposed incumbent Pricey Harrison’s (D-57) tenure began in 2005, and has been serving in the position for 11 years. Harrison received her Bachelor’s Degree from Duke University, and her J.D. from UNC-Chapel Hill School of … Continue reading NC House of Representatives election candidates for Guilford County

SGA Senate discusses new bill, student misconduct

Jayce Shore   Staff Writer   The UNCG Student Government Association (SGA) met on Tuesday, October 11 to discuss a new bill as well as student misconduct. The meeting officially opened with a moment of silence for Austin May, a former senior in Kinesiology who died in a car crash last weekend. A vigil was held last Wednesday to honor his life. Counselors are available … Continue reading SGA Senate discusses new bill, student misconduct

Clinton, Trump differ widely on policy

  Daniel Bayer  Staff Writer   GREENSBORO – In the midst of a presidential campaign dominated by controversy, it’s easy to forget that the two candidates actually have detailed positions on the issues on their websites. Below are the positions of the two candidates in a side-by-side comparison aimed at helping student voters.   National Security: Both Trump and Clinton support defeating ISIS and other … Continue reading Clinton, Trump differ widely on policy

UNCG installs Chancellor Gilliam.

  Daniel Bayer   Staff Writer   GREENSBORO – Newly-installed UNCG Chancellor Dr. Franklin Gilliam promised to strengthen the school’s ties to the Greensboro community and build upon its traditions and history in a speech following his investiture ceremony on Friday, October 7.   The ceremony was held in the UNCG Auditorium and broadcast simultaneously on the university’s internal TV network.   “I’ve spent the … Continue reading UNCG installs Chancellor Gilliam.

Faculty Senate discusses policy on Title IX, tenure

  Jack Payton   Staff Writer The UNCG Faculty Senate met on October 5 to discuss new policy, including Title IX, grants and tenure. The meeting opened with remarks from Faculty Senate Chair Dr. Anne Wallace, who hoped that the Senate would be able to address the priorities before them and determine the best way to move forward. Wallace stated that their “continuing work today … Continue reading Faculty Senate discusses policy on Title IX, tenure

President Obama rallies in Greensboro to support Clinton

Zachary Weaver   News Editor President Barack Obama held a rally in Greensboro in support of Democratic Presidential Candidate Hillary Clinton, speaking on his support for the former secretary of state, his criticism of Candidate Donald Trump, and the progress made in his terms. The rally was held at Greensboro Coliseum sub-venue White Oaks Amphitheater. “I want to begin by thanking everybody in North Carolina … Continue reading President Obama rallies in Greensboro to support Clinton

Competition for Senate continues

Maryam Mohamed   Staff Writer   On November 8, 2016, voters in North Carolina will elect a new member to the United States Senate:  Richard Burr (R-NC), Deborah Ross (D-NC), or Sean Haugh (L-NC).   Each candidate has a distinct legislative platform from their opponents. Both Ross and Haugh are hoping to foster enough support to replace Burr as a North Carolina Senator.     … Continue reading Competition for Senate continues

Trump and Clinton face off in first presidential debate

Daniel Bayer   Staff Writer   GREENSBORO – Called the ‘Superbowl of Politics’ by numerous commentators, last week’s debate between presidential front-runners Hillary Clinton (D) and Donald Trump (R) began the final phase of the campaign trail, with both candidates using the stage to illustrate their different approaches to both the campaign and the policies that they would enact should they become elected.   Held … Continue reading Trump and Clinton face off in first presidential debate

Black Lives Matter Greensboro holds read-in protest

Zachary Weaver   News Editor   A Black Lives Matter read-in was in Greensboro on Friday, September 30 to protest the Charlotte police shooting death of Keith Lamont Scott. The read-in too place at Le Baur Park, Elsewhere Art Museum, and other locations downtown. “Keith Lamont Scott was shot #readingwhileblack– a radical form of liberty,” read the event summary on Elsewhere’s Facebook page. “The denial … Continue reading Black Lives Matter Greensboro holds read-in protest