Guilford College

Nick Opie ’26 found room to combine computer science, faith, and ethics because Guilford professors insisted he could do all three.

The 11-0 Quakers, who play Randolph Macon on Wednesday night at Ragan-Brown Field House, have one of the more balanced offenses in the ODAC this season.

Drawing on lessons from Guilford's Peace and Conflict Studies, Daisy Arguello '20 helps migrant, immigrant and refugee families find safety, services and a sense of home.

Once a week Daniel and a high school friend discuss their favorite football team, the Carolina Panthers. It's a hobby Daniel hopes will leads to a profession.

The decision reflects a decisive year of fiscal stabilization for the College, from major budget corrections to a surge in philanthropic giving.

Since coming to America last year, Julienne discovered her passion for analytics and the opportunities a small college like Guilford can offers its students.

What began as a single babysitting favor pulled David Funck '82 and his wife Lynn into the world of foster care — and ultimately into adopting their energetic 4-year-old.

Guilford cafeteria worker Elisha Wooten builds community by serving up heaping portions of everyday kindness.

The quiet kid from high school was content with hanging out in his residence hall room his first year, but Guilford has a way of pulling students like Mo into its community.

Education Studies students put theory into practice, using Project WILD training to learn how to turn real-world environmental science into creative, engaging, and interdisciplinary classroom lessons.