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Guilford's class of 2027 is on campus and ready for the fall semester, which begins Aug. 23. More than 400 new students are enrolled this year.

Virginia Campbell ‘43 is the first to tell you she’s lived a long, purposeful life. In fact, you don’t even have to ask. Virginia will tell you without even a prompt. She turns 101 next month and has…

Gertrude Upperman '69, who died Aug. 2, understood history's place for her at Guilford. She spent years training the spotlight back on her College. 

The College also named Jennifer Urdaneta-Cassoma ’17 as the Campus and Community Engagement Fellow. She will work alongside Kylee.

Dasia Washington '24 and Tay Maxwell '24 were part of a Guilford College team traveling to South Africa this month. Dasia and Tay posted here about their trip.

The memorandum of understanding opens the door to partnerships in research, faculty and student exchanges, and community engagement programs. 

Under the agreement, Guilford will help train and certify U.S. colleges interested in helping refugee students. 

The second annual Guilford Rise offers high school students a chance to earn six college credits and learn more about what it's like living on a campus.

The investment in Workday will streamline many administrative tasks and save the College as much as $325,000 annually. 

English Professor Diya Abdo's American Refugees is one of 24 books Tar Heels can vote on for a statewide book club.