Student Features

In awestruck tones, people tell Tinyah Ervin ’23 that she has accomplished a lot. The double major from the suburbs of Chicago says she feels like a normal person though. Yet, you could hardly blame…

Joshua Wilson ’26 has felt like he belongs at Guilford from day one. The Baltimore native says he loved the community feel of the campus when he first visited, noting the welcoming faculty members…

Guilford senior Larry McMillian is excited about life after Guilford. Just don’t expect him to tell you much about it.

Always seeking to be the best version of herself, Madeyson Dyce ’24 chose Guilford for its core values of justice, diversity and equality and the opportunities to develop these qualities in her own…

A self-described people person, Grace Christensen ’24 involves herself in many activities to connect with others. The Psychology major with minors in Education, Community Studies and Visual Arts was…

Education Studies major Allison Heeg ’26 has been blessed with many inspiring teachers who have guided her along the way, helping her discover her passions — faith, family, volleyball and teaching.

A 114-year-old vault in Hege Commons Library used to house some of the College's rarest Quaker manuscripts and documents. Not anymore. 

At age 15, Tay Maxwell ’23 went on a ride-along with a driver who was working for his grandmother’s trucking company based in Statesville, N.C. Fully expecting to become a truck driver himself at the…

Having a singular passion for NASCAR has served Charles Wimbley ’26 well. Drawn to the sport since age 8, the first-year student from Brooklyn, New York, is a Sport Management major and already has a…

Guilford caught the eye of Kylee Duarte ’24 at a college showcase in California. Though she was there to further acquaint herself with schools where she could continue her softball career and connect…