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It was the fall semester of 2014, and first-year Joy Stokes '22 was struggling in her introductory computer course. She says the class was going too fast for her to keep up. She received a D, which…

It seems small now — a few federal student loans for less than $3,000 – but those loans forever changed the life of Richard Volpitta ’66 – Claire Volpitta ’68, too.  

James Shields ’00, the former director of Guilford’s Bonner Center was part of the inaugural class of the City of Greensboro’s Everyday Champions of Civil Rights.

President announces the passing of Charles A. Dana Professor of History emerita Martha Cooley.

This year, the Leak Room of Duke Hall will undergo a transformation to an interactive, collaborative learning and presentation space. The renovation is made possible by funding from a $2.2 million…

Click here for all COVID-19, Coronavirus updates. The Health and Safety Task Force welcomes you back to the spring 2023 semester. We continue to monitor the College’s ongoing response to COVID-19…

On Dec. 15, Timothy Kircher, H. Curt ’56 and Patricia S. ’57 Hege Professor of History, presented “Humanist Conversations: The Creative Range of Renaissance Dialogues,” as part of a lecture series at…

Kristen McManus, a seasoned higher-education administrator, has been appointed Registrar of Guilford College, Provost Maria Rosales has announced. She began work at Guilford on Jan. 17.

Dentistry first piqued the interest of Honors student Kamila Gonzalez ’26 during her elementary school days. After spending a lot of time in orthodontics offices for treatment, she gravitated…

Sulon Bibb Stedman Professor of Economics Bob Williams recently presented two papers at the ASSA national conference in New Orleans.