Three hundred and twenty first-years arrived at this summer’s new student orientation at the College on Aug. 24. Greeted with fresh faces, full schedules and fun activities, first-years got to know Guilford.
One...
Several new administrators, faculty and staff members have joined the College this year.
“So, why (did I choose to work at) Guilford?” asked Beth Rushing, interim academic dean. “I didn’t know...
Guilford named “green college”
Guilford was included in The Princeton Review’s 2015 Guide to 353 Green Colleges. Selected out of over 2,000 other colleges and universities, Guilford has had great...
On Aug. 26, President Jane K. Fernandes was welcomed as Guilford College’s first woman president and the first deaf woman president of an American college during the inauguration of the college’s ninth...
Community alert: flasher on campus
On April 29 around 2:30 p.m., a male exposed himself to a female Guilford College student near New Garden Hall. According to an email from Vice President for Student...
1914: A year to be remembered.
On June 28, an assassin killed Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria and sparked World War I. On Oct. 13, the Boston Braves won the 1914 World Series.
And, on Oct. 14,...
As the school year draws to a close, President Jane Fernandes and the Guilford College administration have begun to provide details about their plan to balance the budget. However, important questions...
Mary Hobbs fire
It was a September morning when construction workers in Mary Hobbs Hall called 911 to report a fire.
“Our crews made an offensive attack into the attic area looking for the fire,”...
Twenty-four Guilford community members boarded a bus to Raleigh to demand living wages at the Fight for $15 rally on April 15.
The steady flow of rain did not dampen the energy buzzing among rally attendees...
