Guilford’s Education Interrupted series will discuss the impact conflict has on learning
The College will host a series of interviews with students whose education has been disrupted from violence in their countries.
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Guilford's Human Library tells the stories of refugees in need of a home
Wednesday's event is an ongoing effort by the College to bring together experts, refugees and students to discuss strategies for investing in and sustaining peace.
Single tickets to Bryan Series on Sale Friday, Sept. 6
Patrons can also purchase season subscriptions or Legacy Society memberships.
Winners in Guilford-South African entrepreneurial contest announced
Projects that will help strengthen South Africa's agricultural industry were recognized at the inaugural Demo Day.
Refugees will share their stories at Sept. 4 Guilford forum
The Human Library: Fleeing Hope, Finding Home will offer attendees the opportunity to learn more about the the journeys of refugees.
South African Students Pitch Business Ideas on USSAVI Demo Day
The business incubator is a collaborative effort based at Guilford College and is the inspiration of President Kyle Farmbry.
August Hutchins '26 was inspired by attending the DNC. Now he wants to inspire his Guilford classmates.
August was one of about 200 social media content creators invited to attend the Democratic National Convention.
Guilford announces its largest Presidential Fellowship cohort
Ten students pursuing their masters at the College will serve as community leaders and work in departments across the campus.
National group names award in Mark Justad’s honor
The American Men’s Studies Association has created the Mark Justad Award for Teaching and Mentorship.
Ann Deagon and three other retired faculty have died
James B. “Jim” Gutsell, Bill Stevens and Lee McKay Johnson also passed away.