“New study away courses that represent a range of academic interests and opportunities for students and faculty to collaboratively learn together in unique and distinct ways,” read an email sent to...
Through the development and implementation of a new program called the Guilford Edge, faculty members and the senior team are working to create a better experience for students.
This year, President...
From digitally mapping the Silk Road to attending conferences about digital scholarship, Guilford College faculty and students have been developing their digital literacy for three years.
In the spring...
Ian Penny, World and Nation Editor
• February 23, 2017
We gather here today to celebrate the life of a dearly beloved acquaintance, Guilford College January term.
January term, or J-Term as its friends and family called it, was born in 2013 and spent its...
One of the most unique things about Guilford College is our winter, or January, term, but after this year, there will no longer be a January term at the College. Both budget cuts and a lack of student...
Imagine Jesus, wearing Superman underwear, getting baptized by John the Baptist with a shower puff in a sky blue kiddie pool.
One can only witness such an extraordinary sight in Guilford College’s...
A month of Netflix binge-watching and sleep or a month of life-changing experiences. Anything is possible during the Guilford College January term.
J-Term, headed by Professor of Chemistry Rob Whitnell...
There are many reasons why Guilford College stands out from other colleges.
One is Guilford’s J-Term pilot program, which allows students to take classes over winter break.
However, the program...
From media bingeing on Guilford College campus to making jewelry in New Mexico to rebuilding a village school in El Salvador, students return to this spring semester with newfound experiences.
Guilford’s...
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