From retro tech to forward research, GUS offers something for everyone
Each spring, the Guilford Undergraduate Symposium turns curiosity into something you can see and touch — this year, even wear.
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At Guilford College, sports are more than a game
Guilford Professor Michael White teaches students to build careers not on wins, but on the experiences that endure.
Two women with Guilford ties honored for leading with impact
Elizabeth Minehart ’05 and Elizabeth Freeze are recognized for driving growth, engagement and opportunity across the Piedmont Triad.
Fifty years later, still finding their way back
Half a century after graduation, Guilfordians from the Class of ’76 return not just to be honored, but to rediscover the connections that never quite let go.
A documentary by Tom Clement '14 has been nominated for an Emmy
Video journalist Tom Clement's documentary, "Projecting Protest," explores free speech in a rapidly changing media landscape.
Guilford Madness campaign raises $1.286 Million in March
The amount is the highest the College has raised in a spring giving effort.
Fifty years ago, everything clicked for Guilford's baseball team – all the way to the NAIA World Series
A late-season surge carried Guilford baseball from conference underdog to the national stage in a run still echoing five decades later.
Eyes in the Sky, Brains on Board
From flood zones to fire lines, a drone built by Mo Mohammadi might extend the reach of first responders through live tracking, thermal imaging and autonomous decision-making.
Guilford College Business Summit focuses on navigating global uncertainty
Leaders from across industries share strategies for navigating global disruption—from supply chains to workforce development—while emphasizing collaboration as the path forward.
Fourth-grader Lydia Taylor's prize for curiosity? A day at Guilford.
Award-winning fourth grader Lydia Taylor stepped into Guilford’s labs and classrooms, where hands-on learning begins with one simple question: why?