“This is a way that everybody gets to be a rock star for a day,” said Assistant Professor of Art Mark Dixon.
The Guilford Undergraduate Symposium is an annual event for members of the Guilford community...
Eight hours. Over 60 presentations and performances. One building.
The 2018 Guilford Undergraduate Symposium, an annual event that allows Guilford students to share their academic works with the community,...
Fish brains, music and memory, racial and economic divide in education, biofilms and LGBTQIA representation in STEM-related fields. These are just some of the many topics covered at the 2017 Guilford College...
College website redesign
According to an email that Vice President of Marketing Roger Degerman sent to students and faculty on March 2, Guilford College’s website will undergo a redesign. The College...
From aggressive lemurs to Queen Marie of Romania, the Guilford Undergraduate Symposium features a broad range of topics.
The eighth annual Guilford Undergraduate Symposium will take place on April 22...
The Senate meeting this week included discussion of the new golf club, Undergraduate Research, the Center for Principled Problem Solving and the Career Development Center.
The golf club presented at Senate...
Only a small amount of student work is seen outside of the classroom. The Guilford Undergraduate Symposium, started in 2008, is an opportunity for students to showcase this work to a wider audience.
The...
The sixth annual Guilford Undergraduate Symposium will take place on Feb. 22. This Guilford tradition provides an opportunity for students to share academic work of which they are particularly proud.
In...
Just when you thought it was safe to go to the Guilford Undergraduate Symposium, GUS 2012 arrived with more zombies, fairy tales and child-eating allegories than ever before.
Described as “a perfect...
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