As early as next year, incoming first-years may be required to participate in experiential learning in order to gain a Guilford degree.
The entering class in Fall 2014 would be the first required to...
Young and old, local and foreign, and student and faculty alike all came together on Feb. 22 for the annual “ECG’s Got Talent” show. Hosted in Dana Auditorium by the Early College at Guilford Interact...
A fire broke out on Tuesday, Feb. 26 in the kitchen of The Grill when a coil from an old grill burst into flames.
“At first, I was stuck and did not know what to do,” said Grill Worker Mecah Bellamy....
Only a small amount of student work is seen outside of the classroom. The Guilford Undergraduate Symposium, started in 2008, is an opportunity for students to showcase this work to a wider audience.
The...
The board of trustees meets at Guilford College every three months to make decisions about items such as tenure, finances and policy. Subcommittees of the board met this past Thursday and Friday. The full...
Caroline Kennedy will not speak at the next Bryan Series program scheduled for March 28 as originally planned. This marks the first time a speaker has canceled their Bryan Series appearance in over 50...
Imagine a wooded area. Paths and low walls stretch between Milner Hall and Founders Hall, a cool mist floating through the air between.
This will soon be the Joseph M. Bryan Jr. Plaza, a small wooded...
Institutional and systemic racism. White privilege. Individual prejudice.
These are just some of the concepts explored in this semester’s Understanding Racism Workshop, which took place from Friday,...
Guilford recently came through a five-year interim self-review following its successful 10-year review by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools with superlative marks and no suggestions for...
