Guilford College

Guilford College faculty, staff, and students will come together in Greensboro this afternoon for a Unity March in response to the events in Charlottesville, Virginia.

Anna Luisa Daigneault (known professionally as Quilla) is a vocalist, composer, and electronic producer.

Ty Buckner is the Associate Vice President of Communications and Marketing at Guilford College. He works on the school's Bryan Series which brings renowned speakers and writers to the college.

Radio Camper Ali Hardin talks to music professor Kami Rowan. Rowan teaches guitar students at Guilford College and is the faculty advisor for Guilford's student-run radio station, 90.9 WQFS.

SciWorks Radio is a production of 88.5 WFDD and SciWorks, the Science Center and Environmental Park of Forsyth County, located in Winston-Salem.

It's summertime and maybe you're planning to head for the coast. Or maybe you've already been. After all, North Carolina is famous for its beautiful set of coastal barrier islands. But did you know that those islands are mobile? Around 14 thousand years ago, as the last ice age was coming to a close, sea level began to rise as water was released from the glaciers. 

Guilford College plans to cut 52 positions to close a $2 million budget deficit. The college is struggling with declining enrollment.

SciWorks Radio is a production of 88.5 WFDD and SciWorks, the Science Center and Environmental Park of Forsyth County, located in Winston-Salem.

The theory of evolution describes the process by which species change over many generations. Basically, an organism is born with a mutation that gives it an advantage for survival. The trait gets passed down until the descendants out-compete or diverge from the original species. We don't usually get to witness this gradual change with our own eyes. But there are some ways we can see evolution in action.

Guilford College in Greensboro is once again facing a budget deficit. The school has experienced a sharp drop in enrollment, especially among adult students.

A report released earlier this month by the Pew Charitable Trust extolled the virtues of a “new cash crop” in North Carolina. Here's a hint – it's not hogs or chickens, tobacco or soybeans.