On Monday, Mar. 18, activist and sociologist George Lakey led a group of Guilford students, staff and faculty members in a workshop on nonviolent direct action.
The workshop was held in the Gilmer Room...
The work of painter and printmaker Karen Lederer has been on exhibit at Guilford’s Art Gallery, which is located in Hege Library, since Friday, Jan. 11 and will remain on exhibit until Friday, March...
Founder and CEO of Myna Mahila Foundation visits Guilford for keynote address
In collaboration with the Public Health department, Peace and Conflict Studies, Business Studies, Justice and Policy Studies...
Although the Guilford Edge has brought many changes to the campus and community, many of Guilford’s pre-existing programs are continuing to be prevalent. Many of these programs are aimed to help students...
Environmental Justice Speaker Tracey Edwards visits campus
On Monday, Jan. 14 in King Hall B26, Environmental Justice Speaker Tracey Edwards visited the environmental anthropology course in discussion...
Leila Abdelrazaq, a Palestinian-American activist, graphic novelist and author of “Baddawi,” spoke to Guilford students and faculty on Nov. 11. During her presentation entitled “Art and Activism,”...
Aarushi Ahuja, World And Nation Editor
• October 27, 2017
During a public meeting on Tuesday, June 20, President Jane Fernandes announced that seven employees would be leaving Guilford as part of a reduction-in-force due to budgetary constraints.
The departing...
On Monday, Sept. 4, Guilford College hosted a panel entitled Nuclear Weapons & Threats of War: North Korea & the United States of America, inviting students, faculty and the greater Guilford community...
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