Guilford College's annual Day for Guilford was upgraded this year to a three-day event called Guilford Madness, held March 27-29. The event allowed students, faculty, staff, alumni and supporters of the...
On March 18, Kyle Farmbry was installed as Guilford College's 10th president.
The day of the installation began with a Celebration of Community at 1 p.m. in Dana Auditorium. The event's speakers included...
It’s Black History Month! For the entire month of February, Guilford College is taking time to recognize Black influence, voices, contributions and culture.
One of the most defining attributes...
The holiday season is the most important time of year when it comes to celebrating family and friends. It's the season of giving, making others feel special and, most importantly, spreading happiness and...
On March 10, 2021, The Greenleaf Review, most notably known as Guilford College’s student-produced literary magazine, hosted an open-mic night for all students of the College to partake in. The event...
Does having a smaller campus equal more opportunities to be social and less isolated? Guilford College is often praised for its size and how it creates a sense of community among students, staff and faculty....
On Sep. 9, 2018, former police officer Amber Guyger shot her African American neighbor Botham Jean in his own apartment, thinking it was her own. She was convicted with murder on Sep. 30, 2018, and given...
As summer started to wind down, Guilford College was alive with new energy in late August.
Fall 2019 got under way on campus with a new three-week term and students in the three-week Journalism Boot...
On Sunday, Aug. 25, the Greensboro Food Truck Festival was held downtown on Green, Market and Elm Streets, bringing the community out to enjoy various food choices, live music and craft vendors. The food...
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