Who gets heard?
That’s the question at the center of Tom Clement’s '14 work — from Guilford classrooms to an Emmy-winning film about protest in the digital age.
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That’s the question at the center of Tom Clement’s '14 work — from Guilford classrooms to an Emmy-winning film about protest in the digital age.
Nine Guilford alumni helped create Amorevole: Migrating Patterns for Guitar Orchestra as the ensemble prepares to welcome musicians from across the country for its Summer Guitar Institute.
The Economics graduate is creating a different path in the sport by building a player-development academy that is shaping the next generation of athletes across the Triad.
Rising high school seniors and two Guilford first years are getting a taste of what it's like to attend college through a unique program at Guilford. They're also getting a jump on their peers with…
With the Eastern Festival of Music in residence, Guilford welcomes back the students, artists and performances that have shaped summers on campus for generations.
With the Eastern Festival of Music in residence, Guilford welcomes back the students, artists and performances that have shaped summers on campus for generations.
Bec Cormack '26 and Destini Nyorkor ’26 will spend a year in Portland and Boston respectively working on projects as Quaker Volunteer Service fellows.
Katia Shammas ’28 is spending her summer in New Jersey helping fans enjoy their World Cup experience.
Isaac Garbia’s app helps soccer fans from around the world navigate their way through the World Cup.
A double major in Computer Science and Religious Studies, Nick Opie found common ground between faith and technology.