Guilford College Magazine

In the Chemistry professor's eyes, a Guilford education required students to examine how science influenced world events and everyday lives.

One's a Grammy-award nominated hip-hop artist. Another plays the trumpet into the small hours off Bourbon Street. Meet six Guilfordians who took their love for music and turned it into a career. …

The agreement with South Africa's University of Pretoria will also enhance research  opportunities between the two schools.

Friends, as a college community, we are deeply engaged in a reflective process of thinking about who we are as an institution and who we ultimately want to be. Our strategic plan, Envisioning…

They start as professors, strangers in a classroom passing out a syllabus and maybe a smile. But over the course of a semester, four years at Guilford, or even a lifetime, Guilfordians say those…

María Amado has always relied on street vendors when she visits family in her native Panama. Now the Guilford professor is writing a book about them.

On the surface, Charlie Gaddy '53 and Gerald Owens might seem like an odd couple. In fact, the two Guilfordians are BFFs.

Guilford gave him a chance when no one else would. These days, criminal defense lawyer Michael Working ’98 is just paying it forward.

When it came time for Bryce Vestal ’22 to choose a graduate business school, he had a choice to make. Either UNC Greensboro, which has provided a nationally recognized advanced business education for…

These days, students and professors drift ethereally among the lush green trees of Guilford’s campus, a sight that will only grow more glorious in the coming weeks when those leaves turn into vibrant…