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Guilford Professor Michael White teaches students to build careers not on wins, but on the experiences that endure.

Half a century after graduation, Guilfordians from the Class of ’76 return not just to be honored, but to rediscover the connections that never quite let go. 

Video journalist Tom Clement's documentary, "Projecting Protest," explores free speech in a rapidly changing media landscape. 

From flood zones to fire lines, a drone built by Mo Mohammadi might extend the reach of first responders through live tracking, thermal imaging and autonomous decision-making.

Award-winning fourth grader Lydia Taylor stepped into Guilford’s labs and classrooms, where hands-on learning begins with one simple question: why?

Education Studies major Sadie Cyr ’29 finds opportunity everywhere — from the classroom to the national triathlon championship. 

Inspired by real-life stories from her hometown and shaped by Guilford’s close-knit academic community, Melah Melton ’26 is preparing for a future in law.

The leadership and personal investment the Sloans bring to the campaign will add powerful momentum to the once-in-a-lifetime campaign.

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.