Shiny dresses, colorful props and a wealth of laminated fact sheets lined the corridors of King Hall’s main floor this week, as the Intercultural Engagement Center’s House of Straight Privilege exhibit...
During the college search and application process, many students consider a school’s diversity as a key factor in their college decision, whether that diversity is in terms of race, ethnicity, gender,...
Gaither and Erickson facilitate talk and workshop on Complicating Legacies
On Monday, April 1, the Friends Center sponsored a Judith Weller Harvey Quaker lecture in the Carnegie Room of Hege Library,...
Super Blood Wolf Moon lights up Guilford
On Sunday, Jan. 20, Guilford’s physics department presented a multimedia lecture on the topics of lunar eclipses and observing the moon, a tour of the Cline...
On Thursday, Nov. 1, Guilford’s Ethical Leadership team held a community brainstorming session to discuss an upcoming Ethical Leadership program from 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. in the Gilmer Room of Founders...
Guilford’s Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI Office) has begun a restructuring program which includes additional staffing and reorganization in an effort to bolster the campus’ initiative...
Mylène Dressler wins book award
Associate Professor of English and Creative Writing Mylène Dressler is the 2018 winner of the is Book Pipeline award for her latest novel, “The Last To See Me.”...
Members of the Guilford community and over 60 James B. Dudley High School students attended the All Black Everything Symposium and Africana Change Jr. Summit on Wednesday Feb. 28 at Hege Library.
The...
Free T-shirts, ice cream, games and a warm bonfire were just a few of the things that greeted the Guilford College community at the Guilford LOVE Party.
The Guilford LOVE Party took place on Valentine’s...
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