Guilford Study Abroad Students Meet with Dalai Lama
The students spent 17 days in India meeting with Tibetan refugees to learn more about their lives and cultures and to record their stories.
The students spent 17 days in India meeting with Tibetan refugees to learn more about their lives and cultures and to record their stories.
The CTIS major took business and physics classes at Guilford before finding his true passion in computers.
Lucy is graduating with a double major in Community and Justice Studies, and Sociology and Anthropology. Next up: A Master's in Social Work.
The Quakers finished the 2023 season with a 13-2-4 record, the best overall record ever in the program's history.
Facing several teams of graduate Analytic students from across the state, four Guilford students helped their team take home $2,000 in a local Analytic contest.
The minors in Entrepreneurship, Health and Humanities, and Public Health give students more opportunities to pursue their passions outside their majors.
Some students hit the road for Mexico, Spain and Disney World. Others stayed closer to home. All seemed to like their classes.
The Virtual Scholarship Center will connect Guilford students this fall with local and state scholarship providers.
Former N.C. Secretary of Health and Human Services Mandy Cohen told graduates, friends and family the nation needs to build trust with our institutions and ourselves.