Forum Speakers Tell Attendees Peace begins with Them
Guilford College's Conceptualizing Peace forum brought together more than 100 attendees from around Greensboro to discuss ways for reducing conflict.
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Journalist Judy Woodruff Offers Hope for a Divided Country
Judy Woodruff has been around a while – nearly a half century – in broadcast journalism. So when the former anchor of “PBS NewsHour” tells you she’s never seen America so divided as it is today,…
New Classes Tap into Students' Entrepreneurial Spirit
A pair of Business classes offer Guilfordians the opportunity to nurture their creativity and minor in entrepreneurship.
Guilford's MBA Program Offered the Flexibilty Patricia Whitebread '12 was Looking for
Patricia says having a program full of people from different career pathways helped enhance her learning experience.
A Guilford MBA Gives Shaun Howard the Competitive Advantage
The Worldwide Ops and Planning Manager at Lenovo says his Guilford MBA sets him apart in a highly competitive industry.
Sandy Pearman '80 Walks Away from Running
After eight half marathons, Sandy is walking away from running. Her most recent half marathon in Washington, D.C., was also her last.
Guilford Inducts 13 Students into Omicron Delta Kappa
The College is jumpstarting its chapter of the national leadership honor society and envisions opportunities for leadership development for inductees.
Damon Akins Awarded Prestigious Billington Professorship
Damon will teach two classes at Occidental. He’ll also have an office at the Huntington Library, a renowned research library in nearby San Marino.
Tyler Dearman Honored for Work On and Off Court
The award celebrates the nation's best all-around Division III basketball player.
Guilford Toasts its Quakers Basketball Team One Last Time
Guilford students, faculty, staff and alumni showed up at Founders Hall to celebrate the Quakers' memorable basketball run.