Guilford changed Areli Patterson ’26. She’s having the same impact on others.
Areli's commitment to supporting others across Guilford earned her the Martin Luther King Service Award this week.
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Dawson Edwards models excellence on the court. Off the court, too.
From the start, Dawson Edwards ’24, MBA ’26 felt at home at Guilford, one of many reasons why he's excelling on the court and in the classroom.
Jean Bordewich: 'We are not closing, we are changing'
It’s easy to spot Jean Bordewich on Guilford’s campus this week. She’s the blur of scarves and skirts, moving from one building to another, dashing off to one meeting after another. She’s the bundle…
Advancement's Elizabeth Freeze named president of local philanthropy group
Elizabeth is the new president of the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) Triad Chapter.
J Wilson '26 wrote their first play. It premieres this spring at Guilford.
Guilford gives J Wilson the freedom to explore their many theatrical passions. J's latest, “Cam(eron)” is a two-act play they wrote last year.
Guilford's Business programs earn accreditation
Guilford remains among an elite group of higher education institutions dedicated to offering a high-quality, student-focused business education.
After years on the road, Jennifer King '05 comes home
Chicago Bears coach Jennifer King '05 returns to her hometown of Reidsville, N.C., to help raise money for fighting cancer.
Studying abroad turned Guilford into Tamryn Herring's Camelot
Before you can change the world, you need to experience it. Guilford is committed to supporting students who want to go abroad and develop global competencies.
In Guilford, Bo Thompson '24 found a college where he could thrive
Bo, a third-generation Quaker, had his degree in hand, but came back to play football one more year to support his teammates. He's glad he did.
FEMA grants will make Guilford campus even safer
The College will be adding security cameras and card readers to Dana Auditorium as well as the East And North apartments.