Art Professor Antoine Williams Awarded Harpo Foundation Grant
Assistant Professor of Art Antoine Williams has been awarded a Harpo Foundation Grant for 2019.
Faculty and Staff Announcements
Bob Williams Presents at SEA Conference
Bob Williams attended the Southern Economic Association Conference in Washington DC (November 18-20, 2018).
Students, Alumni and Faculty Present at DIVAS 2018
Six Guilford College students and alumni––Sarena Brown '19, Tenaja Henson '20, Judia Holton '18, Donzahniya Pitre ’18, Mattie Schaefer '20, and Rehshetta Wells '18––and one faculty member, Krista…
Faculty Review Deadline Is October 26
Friday, October 26, 2018 is the deadline for comments regarding faculty fourth year reviews.
Timothy Kircher Publishes Article on Renaissance Humanism and Letter-Writing
Timothy Kircher, Professor of History, has published an article on Renaissance humanist letter-writing in the recent issue of Renaissance Quarterly.
George Guo’s Book The Politics of the Core Leader in China Set to Publish January 2019
Cambridge University Press has completed copyediting for George Guo’s new book, The Politics of the Core Leader in China, and will put it on the market in January 2019.
Richie Zweigenhaft Publishes Article on Diversity and Wealth in Congress
Richie Zweigenhaft's article, "Diversity and Wealth in Congress Today," has been published by The Society Pages, an open-access social science project headquartered in the Department of Sociology at…
LUMINA Treble Ensemble to Premiere New Work as Part of a Women's Choir Commissioning Consortium in Raleigh
An octet of singers from LUMINA treble ensemble, directed by Wendy Looker, will travel to Raleigh October 4-5 to join singers representing 15 treble choirs from NC and VA (including UNCG, Wingate…
Robin Vest and Beth Ritson Praised for Recent Design and Acting Work
Robin Vest and Beth Ritson received praise for their work on Triad Stage’s And Then There Were None.
Jim Hood Publishes Article on Nineteenth Century Reading Practices in Quaker Studies
Jim Hood’s article, “’Novel Reading and Insanity’: Nineteenth-Century Quaker Fiction Reading Practices,” appeared recently in Quaker Studies and is available here.