Bruce Stewart '61, a 'Guilford giant', has died
Guilfordians remember the passion and inspiration Bruce brought to campus every day during his 14 years on campus. He died Jan. 26 in Tennessee.
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A Conversation with Jean Bordewich | Guilford College Acting President & Board Chair
Student President Jacob Mitchell '25 and Acting President Jean Bordewich sat down on Thursday, January 9, for the first in a series of conversations updating the community on what's happening at…
After years on the road, Jennifer King '05 comes home
Chicago Bears coach Jennifer King '05 returns to her hometown of Reidsville, N.C., to help raise money for fighting cancer.
Studying abroad turned Guilford into Tamryn Herring's Camelot
Before you can change the world, you need to experience it. Guilford is committed to supporting students who want to go abroad and develop global competencies.
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.
FEMA grants will make Guilford campus even safer
The College will be adding security cameras and card readers to Dana Auditorium as well as the East And North apartments.
Guilford's women's basketball team is off to another fast start
The Quakers are 7-1 heading into Friday's game at Ragan-Brown Field House against William Peace University.
Guilford Professor Rachel Riskind and Vance Ricks '92 offer insights on caring communities
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…
Guilford students leave an impression with their art
Art professor Katy Collier's woodcutting classes allow students to express themselves through their carvings.