A real-life enactment of the popular online survival game, “Granny IRL”, hosted in the Milner basement, was a hit, organized by a group of residential advisors with a determination to bring campus back to life. With a lack of reenactment games on campus, this Granny simulation was a memorable event for both participants and creators.
The concept came from RA Isis Aranda, who saw a TikTok and thought Guilford students would enjoy it. She pitched it to fellow RAs and gathered a team to help plan the event.
After the event, Aranda said preparing for Granny IRL was relatively easy. The simulation required a few supplies—mainly RA volunteers. She recruited about seven…