Student Features

Since coming to America last year, Julienne discovered her passion for analytics and the opportunities a small college like Guilford can offers its students.

The quiet kid from high school was content with hanging out in his residence hall room his first year, but Guilford has a way of pulling students like Mo into its community.

Jen Silverman's play is a provocative story about people trying to make sense of truth, faith and freedom. 

What happens when Guilford students get lost during study abroad for four months? They find themselves.

Community isn’t just an afterthought at Guilford – it’s the heart of student life. Julia Spoor enjoyed the College's tight-knit student body and friendships that formed naturally through small…

History fans Abby Mocharnuk and Nishitha Daniel got to meet and interview someone who knows a little about history, too: filmmaker Ken Burns.

Guilford students are creating artificially intelligent robots to clean our state's beaches. 

Izaac says Guilford's professors and support services helped make him the best student he could be. He's thinking about becoming a professor himself.

Josue graduates this week with a degree in Business Administration. He's coming back in the fall to pursue an MBA.

Eric Mortensen, John A. Von Weissenfluh Professor of Religious Studies, also spoke at the Spirituality and the Arts conference.