Contrary to popular belief, rules are not meant to be broken.
The rules on and around campus regarding COVID-19, which are now the most lenient they have been since early March of 2020, were recently...
Guilford’s vaccine mandate goes into effect Oct. 15. While a large majority of the student population is currently vaccinated, all students will have been vaccinated or have a relevant medical/religious...
On Wednesday, Sept. 29, the Guilford community celebrated consistently low COVID-19 case numbers with ice cream and snow cones. Two tents were set up outside Founders Hall — one offering students,...
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In true Quaker spirit, groups of students, faculty, staff, alums and trustees gathered virtually on Feb. 24 for a “Day of Testimonies.”...
“It’s about time,” said President of Guilford College Jane Fernandes.
On April 10 from 6 to 8 p.m. in Bryan Jr. Auditorium, Guilford College held its inaugural Lavender Graduation. The Lavender...
Once upon a time, on a warm April day, a Sherwood Anderson Distinguished Visiting Writer arrived and brought with her fairy-tales for all.
On April 3, Guilford College hosted author and distinguished...
A demonstration on how to make fried rice was held on Saturday, April 6 from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. in the Binford kitchen. This demonstration was a continuation of the Teaching Kitchen series, in which students...
This year, Guilford College’s Serendipity is celebrating its 42nd year on campus with the theme G-Chella. The week-long series of events will cover topics ranging from art, music, comedy, fashion and...
On Saturday, March 30, from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m., Guilford and Greensboro community members gathered by the lake for Serendipity’s, or G-Chella’s, annual LakeFest. Despite the high winds and smaller turnout...
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