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In India’s male-dominated society, women are often expected to support their families. Those who shoulder this responsibility face challenges while taking advantage of various opportunities.

Calendar of Events: April 25 - May 1

"Imagine this scenario in your head: you’re falling asleep to the sound of crickets chirping under a sky filled with stars. If this excited you, then read on."

Jane Fernandes, President Elect of Guilford College

"In the frigid inkiness of early morning on Jan. 11, 2014, a space heater allegedly ignited a window curtain in a hotel in the Old Town of Xianggelila — the very hotel in which Professor of Justice & Policy Studies Jerry Joplin had stayed in the spring of 2013 while directing Guilford College’s Southwest China semester abroad program."

"Deciding which bathroom to use is typically an easy choice for students to make.  “Girls” go into the bathroom labeled “girls,” and “boys” go into the bathroom labeled “boys,” but for students that don’t fit this gender binary as easily, that decision becomes harder."

"Guilford College seems to be a unique educational institution — one of two private colleges to declare itself “anti-racist” and one of few with a judicial system based on restorative justice. But how do these commitments play out?"