Guilford Gazette

The six-day retreat will help doctoral students from across the country with one of their most difficult requirements: Writing a dissertation.

After a brief pause, Guilford's Wiser Justice Program has a new interim director, but the same mission: To help students prepare for a career after prison.

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

On February 1, Timothy Kircher, H. Curt ’56 and Patricia S. ’57 Hege Professor of History, spoke with a gathering of Duke faculty and students about his new research project, "Writing Letters in the…

North Carolina immunologist Kizzmekia Corbett shared her story of growing up and the discovery of a COVID-19 vaccine with Guilford College Bryan Series attendees.

Wess Daniels’ love affair with coffee goes back to college, when he was working at one of his family’s doughnut stores in Canton, Ohio.  

It was the fall semester of 2014, and first-year Joy Stokes '22 was struggling in her introductory computer course. She says the class was going too fast for her to keep up. She received a D, which…

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.  

The Quaker Archives at Guilford College offers the most complete collection of southeastern Quaker history in the country. With artifacts dating back to the mid-17th century, there is no bigger…

The transformation of the Leak Room in Duke Hall into an interactive, collaborative learning and presentation space received a major boost this month with a generous donation from the Cannon…