Coding through the night: Guilford pair take top hackathon prize
Wilmer Acevedo Quezada ’26 and Mo Mohammadi ’26 created an AI-powered digital assistant that helps students organize coursework, find resources and take care of themselves.
Wilmer Acevedo Quezada ’26 and Mo Mohammadi ’26 created an AI-powered digital assistant that helps students organize coursework, find resources and take care of themselves.
From early visits to campus to late nights studying bloodstain patterns, Shiloh Gray ’25, ’26 MCJ followed a quiet instinct that Guilford — and forensic science— were exactly where she belonged.
Business and government leaders will speak about managing economic uncertainties at the Summit on March 27.
He has more than 15 years of experience directing federally funded TRIO programs and student success initiatives.
The long-term administrator will join with President Jean Bordewich in building relationships in the Triad community.
What began as a plan for a quiet life behind a computer became a calling rooted in people, faith, and connection—shaped by Guilford’s community-centered approach to learning.
Looking toward America’s 250th anniversary, Guilford is turning history outward — supporting student-faculty research that reexamines the land, elevates overlooked stories and brings new perspectives…
The leadership and personal investment the Sloans bring to the campaign will add powerful momentum to the once-in-a-lifetime campaign.
July 22, 2026
Guilford College will again host an influential guitar educational program when the U.S. Guitar Orchestra Summer Guitar Institute debuts July 22-Aug. 1, directed by Provost and Dana Professor of…
The Summer Guitar Institute takes the place of the EMF Classical Guitar Summit, held for 10 years until 2024.