State renews Guilford’s Wiser Justice program for two years
Since 2016, 240 incarcerated men and women have completed the College's education program, earning 30 college credits. Many have gone on to earn college diplomas.
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Guilford Trustees extend President Jean Bordewich's contract
The Board cited Jean’s leadership in strengthening Guilford's financial foundation, positioning the College for long-term success, advancing academic excellence and enriching the student experience…
Guilford Woods: 20 acres protected, 120 more to go
Guilford College and Piedmont Land Conservancy permanently protect the first portion of a 140-acre conservation effort that will preserve forest, wildlife habitat and an outdoor classroom for…
Pack your curiosity: Guilford is going global
Two distinctly different international journeys offer Guilford alumni a blend of discovery, education and community.
A bench honors 50 years of the Geezer Game
A new bench outside Ragan-Brown Field House is more than a place to sit. It is a lasting tribute to the friendships formed over 50 years inside from a pickup basketball game.
Guilford musicians help bring U.S. Guitar Orchestra's first album to the world
Nine Guilford alumni helped create Amorevole: Migrating Patterns for Guitar Orchestra as the ensemble prepares to welcome musicians from across the country for its Summer Guitar Institute.
Rodrigo Gudino ’22 didn’t leave soccer. He found a new way in.
The Economics graduate is creating a different path in the sport by building a player-development academy that is shaping the next generation of athletes across the Triad.
Head Start: Guilford Rise gives student 6 credits and a jump start to college
Rising high school seniors and two Guilford first years are getting a taste of what it's like to attend college through a unique program at Guilford. They're also getting a jump on their peers with…
A familiar sound fills the Quad again
With the Eastern Festival of Music in residence, Guilford welcomes back the students, artists and performances that have shaped summers on campus for generations.
From curiosity to calling: Guilford grads are taking their Quaker values out into the world
Bec Cormack '26 and Destini Nyorkor ’26 will spend a year in Portland and Boston respectively working on projects as Quaker Volunteer Service fellows.