Alumni News

The men’s and women’s basketball teams are on a roll heading into Basketball Alumni Weekend later this month.

James Shields ’00, the former director of Guilford’s Bonner Center was part of the inaugural class of the City of Greensboro’s Everyday Champions of Civil Rights.

President Kyle Farmbry announces the passing of Marcy Maury '74.

The year was 2003 and the police officer, in his mid-20s and still relatively new to law enforcement, was about to make two choices that would define his life. He joined the Greensboro Police…

In a way, his classmates say, there were two John Meroneys ’61. The one who, Sunday through Friday, roamed the campus with that red hair and warm smile. “Just as friendly as anyone could be,” says…

President Kyle Farmbry shares news of the passing of John Meroney '61.

There was a time not long ago — this summer to be exact — when Evan Carnes ’20 was focused on one thing and one thing only: his new-found passion for teaching and coaching football.

It has been quite a rollercoaster year for the stock market. The old adage is “buy low and sell high” but what happens when you are forced to sell in a down market?

Al Jazeera recently published an article titled, "Is Xi Jinping China's New Mao Zedong?," quoting Lincoln Financial Professor of Political Science George Guo. 

Guilford students come and go. For that matter, so do the College’s faculty, staff, and administrators. Yet amid these transitions, the highs and lows, old faces and new buildings, Sandy Pearman ’80…