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Fergus M. Bordewich, the author of the new book Centennial, brings the Great Exhibition of 1876 — and the turbulent nation behind it — to Guilford’s annual Rembert W. Patrick Lecture on Oct. 19.

As part of the College’s effort to help students reclaim their attention, a visiting professor explores how paying attention helps us think deeply and care for others.

At the festival, Chinese language students turned classroom lessons into conversations over tea, music and mooncake.

For International Day of Peace this week, Guilford students turned stories of peacemakers into zines and shared what they learned with curious students. 

Malakie Harris ’26, Trent Torain ’26, Janet Ngo ’26 and Maribeth VanHook ’26 are also pursuing their MBA at the College.

Pulitzer Prize winning author Geraldine Brooks will speak Wednesday, Oct. 7, at 7 pm at Dana Auditorium at Guilford College for the Town Meeting on Books presented by The Historical Book Club of…

Pulitzer Prize winning author Geraldine Brooks will speak Wednesday, Oct. 7, at 7 pm at Dana Auditorium at Guilford College for the Town Meeting on Books presented by The Historical Book Club of…

Built for more than access, Rooted in Excellence connects students with resources to help them thrive in college and graduate. 

Wendy Gates Corbett '91 told first-year students to set out and shape the community they want at Guilford over the next four years. 

Guilford College partnership gives high school students access to rigorous college-level courses, faculty and a liberal arts education.