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Click here for all COVID-19, Coronavirus updates.   Interim President Jim Hood '79 offers an update on the College's COVID-19 plans for the start of the 2021-22 academic year.

Beulah Gullion ’22 has a detailed long-range plan. After graduating from Guilford, the History major and Quaker Studies minor plans to get her master’s degree at George Fox University Portland…

Noah Dabney ’23 has found strength in diversification. A gifted guitarist and cellist from Radford, Va., Noah was studying at the Cleveland Institute of Music in Ohio when he had a change of heart…

A native of the Dominican Republic, Marisabel Guzman Cruz ’23 had her sights set on studying English at a young age. 

The Leadership Succession Initiative to hire the next president of Guilford College launched in the summer of 2020 and remains on course and on schedule. AGB Search consultants were retained in…

The world is Bea Niyibizi’s ’22 proverbial oyster. Before she was a high-school junior, transfer student Bea had lived in six different countries. Born in Baltimore, Md., to her American mother and…

Kristen Smith ’23 has been taking an impressive course load at Guilford. The Maryland native is a double major in Environmental Studies and Sustainable Food Systems with a minor in African and…

The Social Sciences Academic Press (China) has published a Chinese edition of Sulon Bibb Stedman Professor of Economics Bob Williams's first book, Greening the Economy: Integrating Economics and…

The formative years of Bruno Gonzalez ’23 were well spent. During his time at West Forsyth High School in Winston-Salem, N.C., he determined his college major — Accounting — and even developed his…

People are Josie Schoenberg’s ’24 top priority. The rising sophomore Honors student from Dunwoody, Ga., is a natural fit at Guilford, where she’s enjoying theater productions and her Psychology…