By William Hinson, editor Oct. 30, 2025 The Shout's own Lily Oatis is helping Gen Z voters make informed decisions about local candidates through her nonpartisan media organization, Not Just Headlines . On Friday, Oct. 10, I had the incredible opportunity of attending a gathering of local political candidates and elected officials, all of whom are running for public office in the upcoming 2025 Greensboro municipal elections. The gathering was put together by Not Just Headline

By William Hinson, Editor Oct. 20, 2025 A Democratic member of the N.C. House of Representatives is facing calls to either resign or be expelled from the N.C. General Assembly after he was arrested in connection with the alleged rape and sexual abuse of a 15-year-old child.   What is the Background?   N.C. State Rep. Cecil Brockman (D–Guilford), age 41, was arrested by the State Bureau of Investigation on Wednesday, Oct. 8, and charged with two counts of statutory rape of a c

By William Hinson, staff writer Oct. 17, 2025   Republicans in the North Carolina General Assembly have announced plans to vote next week on a new congressional district map ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. The move comes as President Donald Trump has called on Republican state legislators across the country to adopt new congressional district maps for their states that are more favorable to the GOP.   Republicans presently hold large majorities in both chambers of the No

Photos by Charmaine Johnson, Titan Shout photography editor The Titan Shout staff kicked off the new academic year Sept. 3 at GTCC's Club...

By Lee Valdez, staff writer Life as a college student can be layered with challenges inside and outside of class. When financial or...

By Charmaine Johnson, Photo Editor As concerns over immigration enforcement grow nationwide, students at Guilford Technical Community...

Photos and story by Charmaine Johnson, photography editor Guilford Technical Community College’s Student Life Office is working to...

By Lee Valdez, staff writer Concerned about the cost of college? Worry less and visit the Financial Aid office to learn about how to...

By William "Liam" Hinson   Donald Trump delivered his first major speech as the 47th president of the United States on Tuesday, March 4....

By William Hinson and Charmaine Johnson Photos by Charmaine Johnson SGA President Catalina Aldana questions college administrators about...

The Career Services Advantage at GTCC by Charmaine Johnson, photography editor Graphic by Joshua Griffin The Career Services Center at...

Students will have soon have an opportunity to ask their questions about GTCC's upcoming shift to an 8-week session model. Dr. Jeremy...

The college's shift from 16-week sessions to 8-week sessions will start in FALL 2025 . The shift will apply to most, but not all,...

By Farrah Rigaud, features editor, and Jeanette Uribe, artistic director Ever since the dawn of time, since Gaia and Uranus emerged from...

By Zac Goldstein Faculty Advisor For Dr. Diya Abdo, movement is perpetual. Her life’s journey has taken her from Jordan to the United...

By Zac Goldstein Faculty Advisor As a 28-year-old first-generation low-income college student, Neil Sharma thought that studying abroad...

By Zac Goldstein Faculty Advisor The past met the present when documentary poet Jaki Shelton Green gave a reading for the GTCC community...

By Salem Reaves Director of Art Design If you spend time on any of GTCC’s campuses, you’ve probably noticed some changes in the outdoor...

By Austin Morris Staff Writer Midterm elections are less than a week away, and with them, voters will have a chance to make decisions...

Photos by Lizzie Coates Contributor Scores of GTCC students filled the Medlin Quad on Wednesday, August 30, for GTCC's Fall Clubs Fair....