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The decision reflects a decisive year of fiscal stabilization for the College, from major budget corrections to a surge in philanthropic giving.

Since coming to America last year, Julienne discovered her passion for analytics and the opportunities a small college like Guilford can offers its students.

Stepping into the shoes of a legend, Jesse DeLoof is blending Guilford’s winning tradition with his own full-court, hard-nosed style. He makes his debut Friday at Mary Washington.

Jen Silverman's play is a provocative story about people trying to make sense of truth, faith and freedom. 

In many ways Founders Hall is nothing like its original version. But it still remains the heart and soul of the College for so many Guilfordians. 

The Visiting Professor is helping Guilford students explore the emerging field of dark tourism ethics, examining why people are drawn to sites of death and tragedy — and how to engage with them…

Faculty, alumni, staff and friend of the College gathered in the Moon Room to celebrate the life of a Quaker and one of the great heroes of the abolitionst movement.  

What happens when Guilford students get lost during study abroad for four months? They find themselves.

The partnership between the College and Greensboro Transit Agency will help more students get to jobs or social events downtown.