Guilford College

Riley Kroner's original plans for college didn't include Guilford. She had her sights set on a larger, state university. But a professor's interest in her and the people who surrounded her on Day 1…

Guilford’s tennis reunion brought former players together to celebrate accomplished teams, lasting friendships and lessons that carried beyond the game.

Fergus M. Bordewich, the author of the new book Centennial, brings the Great Exhibition of 1876 — and the turbulent nation behind it — to Guilford’s annual Rembert W. Patrick Lecture on Oct. 19.

As part of the College’s effort to help students reclaim their attention, a visiting professor explores how paying attention helps us think deeply and care for others.

At the festival, Chinese language students turned classroom lessons into conversations over tea, music and mooncake.

For International Day of Peace this week, Guilford students turned stories of peacemakers into zines and shared what they learned with curious students. 

At Guilford, reclaiming attention means rediscovering the power of presence, listening and wonder that have long been part of our DNA.

Guilford’s Zulfiya Tursunova explores the generations of displacement behind Central Asian immigration — to build new lives in the United States.

Jermaine Cherry, Guilford's new Director of Public Safety, wants students to know they'll play a critical role in keeping the campus safe and secure.

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