Updates in dining hall and Milner Hall are part of changes on campus this fall

Ramya Krishna|September 19, 2019

In February 2018, a program of changes to Guilford College was approved by the College’s Board of Trustees, with four parts: Teaming for Success, Rallying Campus Spirit, Learning Collaboratively and Incorporating Ethical Leadership

As part of Rallying Campus Spirit, renovations of Founders Dining Hall and Milner Hall, a freshman dorm, were completed this summer. In this video story, Guilford senior Ramya Krishna, a student in the three-week Journalism Boot Camp class, explores how the changes were made and the reaction of students and alumni.

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