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Everything’s coming up roses — and tomatoes, carrots, and beans — for Ky’lexius Gwynn ’23. And it’s no wonder. The Education Studies major with minors in Sustainable Food Systems and Community…

Venus Williams has built a splendid resume on the tennis court. The former world No. 1 player has won seven Grand Slam singles titles and four Olympic gold medals. Her resume off the court is equally…

What is Friends Center at Guilford College? Is it only for Quaker students? Of course not! It’s for everyone — just like Guilford is for all of us. Read on to learn more about this program that…

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…

Venus Williams, former world No. 1 ranked tennis player and an advocate for equitable opportunities for women in sport and business, will open the 18th subscription season of the Guilford College…

We Are the Land: A History of Native California (University of California Press, 2021), co-written by Guilford College Professor of History Damon Akins and UNLV Professor William J. Bauer Jr., was…

Guilfordians are invited to gather at the College on Saturday, Nov. 12, in remembrance of Bill Rogers, the College’s sixth President. There is no cost for participating. Persons interested in…

Arden Miller ’01, one of six Guilfordians inducted into the College’s Athletics Hall of Fame, took the stage at Dana Auditorium on Saturday morning and told the story of how Guilford forever impacted…

After two pandemic-related postponements, Guilford College finally dedicated the Paul E. Zopf Jr. and Evelyn M. Zopf Gazebo on a picture-perfect Saturday afternoon during Homecoming and Family…

When the editors of Penguin Random House went looking for someone to put a face to the thousands of refugees arriving in America, they knew who to turn to: Diya Abdo, Lincoln Financial Professor of…