Endowment will help Friends Center enhance its work on campus and in community
Friends Center supports not only the Quaker ethos at Guilford, but also fosters the interfaith dialogue within the College’s diverse student body.
Friends Center supports not only the Quaker ethos at Guilford, but also fosters the interfaith dialogue within the College’s diverse student body.
The College will be adding security cameras and card readers to Dana Auditorium as well as the East And North apartments.
The Quakers are 7-1 heading into Friday's game at Ragan-Brown Field House against William Peace University.
Rachel and Vance Ricks ’92, a Philosophy and Computer Science professor at Northeastern University in Boston, who previously taught Philosophy at Guilford, were asked by WalletHub to answer questions…
Art professor Katy Collier's woodcutting classes allow students to express themselves through their carvings.
Students walked the same path many enslaved African Americans walked more than 170 years ago and learned more about their personal lives.
The concert, which takes place Sunday, December 7, is free and open to the public at Dana Auditorium.
Guilfordians Curt '56 and Pat '57 Hege, along with Barb Leland '74, were honored by the Triad Chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals.
Samer Atiani ’06, Brennen Keene ’91, Ronnie Lowenstein ’73, Paula Barnes Sours ’76 and Harold “Hal” Weaver were recently approved by the board as new members.
Kami Rowan, Guilford's incoming interim Provost, and Kathryn Shields, the College's interim Associate Provost, are excited to be working together to move the College forward.