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The addition of the new members, who took part in last week's meetings at Guilford, grows the College's Board of Trustees to 22 members.

Two reviews of the second edition of Jews, Palestinians, and Friends: 45 Years at a Quaker College (Sort of a Memoir), by Richie Zweigenhaft, Charles A. Dana Professor of Psychology Emeritus, have…

Hege Professor of History Tim Kircher co-led an online workshop, “Seeing Differently: Discovering Ourselves Through Art,” Sept. 26 involving students from the University of Sindh in Pakistan…

Lavon Williams, retired Lincoln Financial Professor of Sport Studies, received a Pacesetter Award from the Department of Kinesiology in the School of Health & Human Sciences at UNCG, where she…

A $400,000 federal grant will help the College continue its longtime efforts of reducing domestic and dating violence on campus. 

Guilford will expand and improve the trail while also teaching visitors about the plants that provided freedom seekers with food and medicine.  

The forum provided attendees a clearer understanding of how Artificial Intelligence is transforming business and government. 

At Thursday's Guilford College Bryan Series, screenwriter and producer Walter Parkes says stories can help us understand some of our most complex issues.

Associate Professor Chafic Bou-Saba and his students are building a facial recognition software program that can defect when students might need help.

The film, Rooted Wisdom, will explore the journey by enslaved Blacks and their knowledge of the flora and fauna along the Underground Railroad.