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Timothy Kircher, H. Curt ’56 and Patricia S. ’57 Hege Professor of History, presented a paper on the letters of the writer and humanist Giovanni Boccaccio (1313-1375) at the triennial meeting of the…

Philip Slaby of the Guilford College History Department presented a research paper entitled, “Between Tradition and Taylorism: Recovery in the French Coalfields after World War I” at the 47th annual…

Kim Berry, Associate Vice President for Advancement Operations, has been inducted into the State University of New York Council for University Affairs and Development (SUNYCUAD) Hall of Fame. 

Maira Vandiver '22 made a strong impression on Theatre Studies Professor Beth Ritson-Lavender from Day One. While Maira unexpectedly landed at Guilford College, it turned out to be the perfect fit…

Guilford Dialogues closes with enthusiasm and partnerships to address opportunities.

Dialogues attendees get an up close glimpse of how they can make economic inclusion a reality in Greensboro and beyond.

Where economic inclusion is concerned, the ideas flew fast and furious on the first day of Guilford Dialogues, Guilford College’s three-day deep dive into finding solutions to economic inclusion. But…

The inaugural Guilford Dialogues, which focuses on economic inclusion, kicked off Tuesday morning with Regina Malveaux, Executive Director of the Washington State Women’s Commission, offering up some…

The Guilford Dialogues begin Wednesday. Before he was even offered the president’s job, Kyle Farmbry envisioned this day. 

Nearly 200 community leaders, scholars, and day-to-day practitioners from across the United States and globally will discuss strategies and solutions for economic inclusion during the inaugural…