Alumni Features

UNC Chapel Hill professor emeritus Jan Bardsley, author of Maiko Masquerade will lead the discussion in the Carnegie Room of the Hege Academic Commons March 22.

Rich Ulmer grew up hearing the stories his mother shared about years as a student at Guilford. Years later he's following her lead with his generosity to the College.

11 a.m. - 12:45 p.m. - Alumni House Welcome Center Open Check in when you arrive on campus so we can welcome you back. 12:45 p.m. Migrate from Alumni House to Dana Auditorium Informal photo…

Deena Hayes-Greene '04 has spent the last two-plus decades standing up for students in her native Guilford County as a member of its school board and spreading the word about the need for greater…

As a child Malik Britton ’20 knew he wanted to enter the art field one day. I've always had a passion for the arts,” he says. “I've always loved drawing as a kid, and that was my main dream –…

Kennedy Nzekwe will leave Guilford when he graduates in May. But before he goes he wants others to experience the second home the College was to him.  

Fifty years after winning Guilford's first national championship, members of the Quakers men's basketball team are being honored at a reunion Feb. 17-18.

Guilford Provost Maria Rosales named Kristen McManus, the former deputy registrar at Carolina University who has more than 20 years of higher education administrative experience, as the College’s…

It seems small now — a few federal student loans for less than $3,000 – but those loans forever changed the life of Richard Volpitta ’66 – Claire Volpitta ’68, too.  

Mary Heisey ’14 carved out her own path at Guilford — a journey leading to the vibrant career in radio that she has today. Drawn to Guilford for its potential to make her a better person, Mary says…