Gertrude Upperman's Passion for Guilford Ran Deep
Gertrude Upperman '69, who died Aug. 2, understood history's place for her at Guilford. She spent years training the spotlight back on her College.
Gertrude Upperman '69, who died Aug. 2, understood history's place for her at Guilford. She spent years training the spotlight back on her College.
A documentary by Hunter Neal '22, MSM '23 looks at Guilford's 1973 NAIA Championship team and gives viewers a glimpse into life at the College 50 years ago.
Former N.C. Secretary of Health and Human Services Mandy Cohen told graduates, friends and family the nation needs to build trust with our institutions and ourselves.
Three years after the pandemic pushed Guilford's student-run newspaper exclusively online, The Guilfordian is back with a print edition.
The new venture brings together the College and a group of Guilfordians committed to growing Guilford through alumni engagement.
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.
The 1972-73 Guilford College men's basketball team returned to the College last week for a reunion and celebration off the 50th anniversary of winning the National Association of Intercollegiate…
Members of the Quaker Men's Basketball team's 1973 NAIA Championship team returned to campus to celebrate the 50th anniversary of their title win.
You can join the growing number of alumni and friends who invest now in Guilford by including the College as a beneficiary of their wills, charitable trusts, and retirement plans.
After a brief pause, Guilford's Wiser Justice Program has a new interim director, but the same mission: To help students prepare for a career after prison.