Quakers have always supported Guilford. Now more then ever the College needs that support.
The history of Quakers supporting Guilford College goes back more than a century. That support is needed now more than ever, writes Wess Daniels.
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Lee Porter '89 is heading into the Guilford County Sports Hall of Fame
Lee, who spent more than six years on the PGA Tour, helped Guilford to its first national golf championship.
History professor Tim Kircher publishes article
The article examines the psychological symbolism between a 14th-century Renaissance text and a more modern essay by Sigmund Freud.
Every Campus A Refuge Program Featured in National Comic Strip
The strip, which appeared in a recent edition of The Boston Globe, tells the story of ECAR and calls on colleges and universities to join the program.
Remarks at Commencement
Cheryl Johnson | Jean Bordewich | Julia Spoor | Jacob Mitchell | David Grimsley
Cheers to 100 years: John Googe '50 is one of Guilford's oldest living alums
John's longevity in life is surpassed only by his generosity to others. His secret to turning 100? Exercise and a positive attitude.
Lily Brown ‘26 presents at Harvard spirituality conference
Eric Mortensen, John A. Von Weissenfluh Professor of Religious Studies, also spoke at the Spirituality and the Arts conference.
Summit speakers say data is key to leveraging AI in your business
About 75 business leaders attended the Guilford Business Summit at Sternberger Auditorium.