Freshly mowed green grass, soaring lush trees and bustling adorable squirrels. This is the scene that welcomed Guilford’s 12 new full-time faculty members in August.
“I liked the feel of the college,”...
On May 1, under Title IX’s gender equality provision, the U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights released a list of 55 universities—which has now expanded to 76 universities including...
On Aug. 21, hundreds of new students from different places, backgrounds and experiences flooded Guilford’s campus.
While they appreciated the diversity of their group, there is one thing these smart...
Gun violence is not something to be taken lightly; mass shootings, homicides and accidental child deaths are things we all hear about when it comes to guns.
Community members gathered on April 24 for...
Dr. Abigail Baxter, a ’82 Guilford College alumna, was the latest participant in the College’s Distinguished Psychology Speaker series.
Baxter opened her presentation in the true spirit of a developmental...
The American Scholastic Press Association has named The Guilfordian the “Most Outstanding College Newspaper of 2013 – 2014” in its annual best college media contest.
Richard Plass, chair of the...
Someone is stealing the Internet on campus. The culprit? Netflix.
IT&S reports that Netflix, Hulu and YouTube are congesting the network and impacting class productivity.
“Like all higher education...
The times, they are a-changin’. With the election of its new president Jane Fernandes, the College will assemble a transition team to help the President settle into her new position.
A lot of responsibilities...
Studying abroad in Munich. Discussing Internet ethics. Helping homeless animals.
These are some of the exciting opportunities students can participate in now that the 2014-15 Center for Principled Problem...
