On Aug. 28, members of the Guilford College community received the following email:
“Public Safety has received reports of multiple breaking and entering of vehicles that occurred during the late...
Since the start of the semester, Guilford College’s Grill has been closed due to plans for renovation. Returning students wonder when they will be able to enjoy its food options again, while first-year...
At this year’s inaugural community meeting, the Guilford Student Body Association (GSBA) announced major initiatives.
“We want to have more active students, and by active I mean seeing new faces...
On March 18, Kyle Farmbry was installed as Guilford College's 10th president.
The day of the installation began with a Celebration of Community at 1 p.m. in Dana Auditorium. The event's speakers included...
During the month of February, Kizzmekia Corbett, P.h.D., and José Andrés were invited to speak as part of the 18th season of the Guilford College Bryan Series. The annual talk series, hosted and presented...
At an ultimate frisbee practice on Feb. 24 on Guilford’s golf course, members of Biohazard Ultimate Frisbee learned more than how to dive for a catch, or “layout” in their jargon. That Saturday,...
Over 60% of college students meet the criteria for at least one mental health condition, according to the 2013-2021 Healthy Minds Study. Student mental health is a pressing concern for professors and administrators,...
Sarah Smiley, Social Justice Editor
• February 11, 2023
For Valentine’s Day this year, get yourself something other than a box of chocolates: Get tested for STDs. The Wellness Center at Guilford College, in collaboration with the Triad Health Project (THP),...
On Jan. 25, Eren Tasar, an associate professor of history at UNC-Chapel Hill, delivered a lecture in association with Guilford's Peace and Conflict Studies Department. Tasar is an expert in Soviet-era...
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