With the appointment of Jim Hood, Charles A. Dana Professor of English, as interim president on Feb. 23 the College is moving closer to the Quaker values that were slowly disappearing amid recent changes.
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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.”...
This year we have faced difficult truths: the COVID-19 pandemic will not end as soon as we expected, the climate crisis is worsening, political uncertainty fuels animosity and Guilford College is changing,...
On Friday, Nov. 6, Guilford College Interim President Carol Moore hosted a Town Hall meeting via Zoom to share information and answer questions about program prioritization. With over 400 participants...
The men’s and women’s cross country teams completed their runs at the Old Dominion Athletic Conference championships hosted by Virginia Wesleyan University on Saturday Oct. 28, and the success of the...
When divulging personal ideas and opinions, some people don’t feel comfortable without a veil of anonymity. That’s why the Internet, offering users an impersonal and seemingly low-risk way to socialize,...
Alexander Morales, Senior & Former Spirit Chair of the Guilford College Campus Activities Board, Guest Writer
• March 6, 2015
To my friends in the community, I would like to relay a series of events that has shaken my beliefs about how genuinely we adhere to our stated Quaker values within our institution. As a result of ill-informed...
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