A non-student with a firearm was identified on campus on March 1, prompting a security alert to be sent out to all Guilford College students.
The person of threat was a male adult and a guest of a Guilford...
For most freshmen, the first season of college athletics is about adjustment—faster practices, tougher competition and finding a role on a new team. For Guilford College volleyball player Ashlin Paul,...
Students who want to get more involved on campus and help decide what that involvement looks like may want to think about joining the Campus Activities Board (CAB) for the 2026–2027 school year.
Behind...
While national headlines focus on shifting borders and low refugee admission rates, the work of Every Campus a Refuge (ECAR) has moved from the political stage to the local classroom.
On the edge...
Out of the 37 majors at Guilford, the chemistry department is notable for its accessible courses, supportive learning environment and relevance to a wide range of career paths—even among students who...
Hundreds of students stroll across Guilford College’s campus daily, yet many remain unaware of the rich history preserved just beneath their feet.
Beyond its status as one of the oldest coeducational...
Eid al-Fitr is often described as a celebration—but for many students, it feels more like a culmination. Marking the end of Ramadan, the holiday transforms a month of fasting, discipline and reflection...
In the 2022-23 women’s tennis season, Guilford women’s tennis was 1-13 overall, with only one Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) win. This season, however, they’re 8-5, a tremendous improvement...
Carolina Dirk, a member of Guilford College’s Class of 2028, isn't just having a strong season in tennis—she is building something far bigger. The Port Aransas, Texas, native is currently riding on...
