On Oct. 12, Guilford College’s Bryan Series welcomed Walter Parkes, award-winning screenwriter and producer of over 50 films including “War Games” and “Men in Black,” at the Steven Tanger Center...
On Sept. 26, a women’s soccer game between Guilford College and Virginia State University was marred by alleged racist, hateful conduct from Guilford fans and athletes, and directed towards Black players...
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...
Disclaimer: This story is a part of our April Fool’s edition, The Goofordian. This story was created by Guilfordian staff and is not based in fact.
In a shocking upset, it seems as though fictional...
2022 was a memorable year to be sure. So many different things happened, like any year, but there was a certain poignancy to 2022, perhaps the first “recovery” year of the COVID-19 pandemic. We have...
On Oct. 21, Guilford College was the victim of a systemwide cyber incident. Details are still emerging, according to Guilford President Kyle Farmbry, and it was not officially announced that the College's...
Two years after the first COVID-19 outbreaks in China, cases of the virus are finally on the decline, with two doses of vaccines and a booster currently available to those aged 5 and older.
After two...
COVID-19 cases have significantly decreased on Guilford College’s campus this school year when compared to previous years, due to the college’s enforcement of vaccinations and mask mandates on campus.
Guilford's...
October ushered in another change in Guilford College’s leadership. On Oct. 6, an email from Board of Trustees Chair Ed Winslow announced the appointment of Kyle Farmbry as the College’s new president....
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