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

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.

Physics professor Don Smith invites the public to look up and wonder at an open house hosted by Guilford College on Saturday. 

Counselors from 12 Quaker high schools visited the College last week, finding new energy — and a familiar spirit.

Saturday was filled with memory and gratitude as Guilford College inducted five former student-athletes and a longtime former men’s basketball coach into its Athletics Hall of Fame.

Jen Silverman's play is a provocative story about people trying to make sense of truth, faith and freedom. 

In many ways Founders Hall is nothing like its original version. But it still remains the heart and soul of the College for so many Guilfordians. 

Experience the world the Guilford way: through curiosity, connection, and adventure, from the marble stadiums of Rome to the temples of Athens.

The Visiting Professor is helping Guilford students explore the emerging field of dark tourism ethics, examining why people are drawn to sites of death and tragedy — and how to engage with them…

Faculty, alumni, staff and friend of the College gathered in the Moon Room to celebrate the life of a Quaker and one of the great heroes of the abolitionst movement.