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As a Guilford College Physics and Mathematics double major, Honors student Griffin Icenhower ’25 has his sights set on an electrical engineering career. A pitcher for the Quaker baseball team, his…

Mary Heisey ’14 carved out her own path at Guilford — a journey leading to the vibrant career in radio that she has today. Drawn to Guilford for its potential to make her a better person, Mary says…

Guilford College hosted the fall conference of the the N.C. Section of the American Association of Physics Teachers. More than 40 Physics teachers and students from across North Carolina and other…

You can fill a small library with the number of books on Quakers written by scholars through the years. So when Rhiannon Grant and Wess Daniels first began talking in earnest about editing a new book…

Guilford College and Lincoln Financial Professor of Political Science George Guo’s latest book is cited extensively in a congressionally convened commission’s annual report released this week.

In fall 2022, five students became the first cohort to begin one of Guilford’s newest graduate programs, the Master of International Sport Management (MISM). 

Delaney Nightingale '23 of Lisbon, N.H., a Sport Management major and Business minor, writes about her experience traveling through Italy and Greece in spring 2022 with Guilford's Sport Studies…

The Honors Program and Center for Principled Problem Solving and Excellence in Teaching recently held an open screening of the documentary La Manplesa: An Uprising Remembered, which examines the…

It has been quite a rollercoaster year for the stock market. The old adage is “buy low and sell high” but what happens when you are forced to sell in a down market?

Timothy Kircher, H. Curt ’56 and Patricia S. ’57 Hege Professor of History, published an article on Renaissance letter-writing and  narrative medicine entitled “The Community of Letters in…