"Covers the campus like the magnolias"

Old Gold & Black
"Covers the campus like the magnolias"

Old Gold & Black
"Covers the campus like the magnolias"

Old Gold & Black
Bella Ortley-Guthrie

Bella Ortley-Guthrie, Environment Editor

Bella Ortley-Guthrie is a senior from Dallas, Tex. majoring in English with a minor in Journalism.  Bella is passionate about covering stories about the environment, education, and human rights. Outside writing and journalism, Bella enjoys hiking, reading, listening to podcasts, and cooking.
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Microgreens germinate in the darkness.

Winston-Salem couple and Wake Forest alumna take on urban farming

Bella Ortley-Guthrie, Senior Writer
September 26, 2023
The picnic tables between Babcock and Luter is perfect for some quiet studying.

Finding great places to learn in the great outdoors

Bella Ortley-Guthrie, Environment Editor
September 21, 2023
A trap installed by Yadkin Riverkeeper keeps litter from getting into the river.

Trash Trout catches trash in Reynolda Village

Bella Ortley-Guthrie, Environment Editor
September 7, 2023
Health and Exercise Science: Robbie Grace

Health and Exercise Science: Robbie Grace

Bella Ortley-Guthrie, Environment Editor
April 27, 2023
Studio Arts: Ziyan Zhang

Studio Arts: Ziyan Zhang

Bella Ortley-Guthrie, Environment Editor
April 27, 2023
Members of the Environmental Dynamics Lab conduct a control burn as part of their research on fire’s impact on the health of vegetation.

Engineering lab studies responses to extreme weather

Bella Ortley-Guthrie, Environment Editor
March 2, 2023
A haze of smoke from the Weaver Fire covers the quad.

Looking back, moving forward: One year after the Weaver Fire

Addison Schmidt and Bella Ortley-Guthrie
February 1, 2023
Earth Sage is divided into multiple sections — laundry, kitchen, cleaning, beauty and health are all broken down into specific shelves and spaces within the store.

Explore Earth Sage, Winston-Salem’s first refill, low-waste shop

Bella Ortley-Guthrie, Environment Editor
January 24, 2023
The Office of Sustainability and Campus Gardens have created lots of programming for the Spring 2023 semester.

Sustainable events in the new year

Bella Ortley-Guthrie, Environment Editor
January 12, 2023
Various signs promoting candidates running for local office are placed outside the Forsyth County Government Center, which served as an early voting site in downtown Winston-Salem.

A look at voter turnout in Forsyth County

Bella Ortley-Guthrie and Yushuo Wang
November 16, 2022
The Silver Moon Saloon is a downtown bar grappling with the aftermath of a shooting.

The “commune” within Silver Moon Saloon

Bella Ortley-Guthrie, Staff Writer
October 19, 2022
Signs advocating against student housing do not target students, but developers, writes Professor Dean Franco.

Wake Forest students are advised to be more respectful to their neighbors

Bella Ortley-Guthrie and Aine Pierre
September 21, 2022
A photograph of a garden

Conversations, reckoning and vegetables grow in the Three Sisters Garden

Bella Ortley-Guthrie, Staff Writer
September 7, 2022
Members of the Uvalde Police Department walk toward a car.

The Uvalde police failed their duty to the community, and to themselves

Bella Ortley-Guthrie, Staff Columnist
July 4, 2022
The organization connects members to jobs and fosters professional connections.

Building community by Bridging the Gap

Bella Ortley-Guthrie, Staff Writer
April 20, 2022
Cosplayers Dama, left, and Imani, right, dress up as their favorite characters from different animes.

Anime convention provides a much-needed outlet

Bella Ortley-Guthrie, Staff Writer
April 12, 2022
Students in the Braswell Philosophy Society gather to discuss important campus issues through a philosophical lens. The society meets once a week.

Philosophy Society increases intellectual engagement

Bella Ortley-Guthrie, Staff Writer
March 30, 2022
Tryouts for Momentum include memorizing and performing a sample dance.

Momentum Dance Club performs for inclusion

Bella Ortley-Guthrie, Staff Writer
March 23, 2022
Adla allows students to receive a weekly mixed bag of clothes from popular brands with no subscription fees.

Adla provides students with easier ways to shop

Bella Ortley-Guthrie, Contributing Writer
February 24, 2022
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