News and Events

Due to concerns about the potential impact of Tropical Storm Michael, Guilford College is canceling classes beginning at noon today, Oct. 11.  The College will remain open and all services…

The Department of Peace and Conflict Studies and CRRC is pleased to host a talk on “The Problems Associated with Arbitrary Jurisdiction: The Nagorny Karabakh Case” by Dr. Ali Askerov from 3.45 pm…

The Guilford Community is cordially invited to the Counseling Center for an open house, a chance to meet our staff as well as mental healthcare providers from the community. Light refreshments will…

Pop-up Repair from FYS: Fashion, Fiber, and Fabric continues this Wednesday from 1-4 at Quadarts! Bring your clean clothing in need of repairs to us and we’ll fix it for free!! We want to keep your…

A cycle of 30 monologues written by men on death row that explore their personal experiences with mental illness, poverty and judicial misconduct.

Ever wonder what Guilford College was like during the turbulent 1960s? Did Guilford students embrace the social protest movements of the day? History 221 students invite you to glimpse the campus of…

Come learn about what is transpiring in Xinjiang. On Wed., Oct. 12, from 7-9 pm in the Gilmer Room of the caf, a roundtable of Guilford faculty will present on the unfolding nightmare on the ground…

Today we celebrate INTERNATIONAL PRONOUNS DAY as part of Queer History Month! Stop by PRIDE’s table in front of the cafeteria to learn about pronouns and to make your very own button showing the…

QLSP monthly worship this Friday, October 5th at New Garden Friends Meeting. Worship will start at 4:00pm and will last for about an hour. For those who haven't been before, New Garden Friends…

In partnership with Universities Studying Slavery (USS), a group based at the University of Virginia, Guilford has joined more than 40 colleges and universities in a collective effort to study the…