Alumni Features

Guilford Provost Maria Rosales named Kristen McManus, the former deputy registrar at Carolina University who has more than 20 years of higher education administrative experience, as the College’s…

It seems small now — a few federal student loans for less than $3,000 – but those loans forever changed the life of Richard Volpitta ’66 – Claire Volpitta ’68, too.  

Mary Heisey ’14 carved out her own path at Guilford — a journey leading to the vibrant career in radio that she has today. Drawn to Guilford for its potential to make her a better person, Mary says…

Drawn to Guilford because of its deep concern for students’ well-being and success, Emma English ’22 aims to extend the same care for families through a career in law. The grad student from Edenton,…

Karyle Miller ’12, an English major and Education Studies minor, is enjoying a sweet spot in her career. Recently honored as Mentor of the Year for Guilford County Schools, Karyle has the experience…

Wise beyond his years, Boston native and Music major Benjamin Matlack ’15 says his goals consist of finding one thing: balance. In the meantime, Benjamin has realized his dreams of being a full…

Growing up amid the splendor of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Honors student Willow Stevenson ’21 has spent her life cultivating a deep appreciation for nature and the way it inspires her artwork. 

At once erudite and humble, English and Creative Writing major James Mitchell ’21 has a gift for words. The aspiring historical fiction author may owe some of his unassuming nature to his small-town…

Georgia native Phillip “YP YoungPhil” Williams ’20 came to Guilford to play football. He soon realized, however, that he wanted more time to pursue other interests. 

Growing up in Fayetteville, Ark., Connor Button ’21 was certain of two things: He wanted to study computer science and he wanted to do so at Guilford College, his father’s alma mater. Robert Button …