Playing soccer with an Italian semi-professional team, pruning grape vines, eating lunch in a castle – these are just a few of the adventures experienced by the group of Guilford College students who…
Jacob Mitchell ’23, a powerboating enthusiast, came to Guilford to play power forward for the College’s basketball team. It’s been the power of perspective, however, that has propelled him through…
Guilford's Quaker Archives continues to add new incoming theses and also some older theses to our institutional repository available via JSTOR Open Collections.
Guilford College Physics graduates have a tradition of building and sustaining a strong community. They start as students, helping each other with homework and experiments through late night study…
The Physics Department welcomed members of the Guilford community and wider Greensboro to the Cline Observatory on the roof of the Frank Family Science Center for a viewing of planets, stars and…
The empathy and passion Anisgul Stanikzai '23 has for refugees is one reason why she's the 2023 Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award recipient.
H. Curt '56 and Patricia S. '57 Hege Professor of History Tim Kircher presented a paper at the annual meeting of the Renaissance Society of America (RSA) in San Juan, Puerto Rico, March 9-11. The…
In awestruck tones, people tell Tinyah Ervin ’23 that she has accomplished a lot. The double major from the suburbs of Chicago says she feels like a normal person though. Yet, you could hardly blame…
Ed Winslow, a Greensboro attorney who served as chair of Guilford College’s Board of Trustees from 2014 to 2021, was recognized by the board as chair emeritus at its meeting in February. He has…
Nobody expected a lot from the 1993 Guilford baseball team. That was just the motivation the Quakers needed to win the conference tournament.