Alumni Features

That’s the question at the center of Tom Clement’s '14 work — from Guilford classrooms to an Emmy-winning film about protest in the digital age.

A Guilford education taught Annie Jonas the power of presence. These days, she’s showing up for the young people across Western North Carolina.

Drawing on lessons from Guilford's Peace and Conflict Studies, Daisy Arguello '20 helps migrant, immigrant and refugee families find safety, services and a sense of home.

What began as a single babysitting favor pulled David Funck '82 and his wife Lynn into the world of foster care — and ultimately into adopting their energetic 4-year-old.

A new locker room plaque honors Donna Becker Plylar ’84 and Kathy Chang ’84, who built the College’s first women’s lacrosse team from nothing — ensuring their names and legacy live on.

As the College's "For the Good of Guilford" heads into its final week, a 97-year-old Holocaust survivor shares why he believes it's important to give to the College.

Former Guilford basketball standout Brittany Drew '15 always dreamed of coaching basketball. She learned if you paste it, it will come.

How did Judith Turner Yamamoto’s debut novel go through five rewrites and three agents before becoming a literary hit? Strap in for a 30-plus-year journey.

More than 50 Guilford, Math, Chemistry and Physics graduates gathered at Guilford to swap stories and remember Rex Adelberger and Sheridan A. Simon, a pair of beloved professors. 

Brooks Stemple was looking for a college that would steer him to his passion. He found that college -- and so much more -- in Guilford.