This year marks the 50th anniversary of Serendipity, one of the significant annual events of the spring semester here at Guilford College.
This event gives clubs, students and even faculty a chance...
On account of the pandemic, many of the events that once brought the Guilford community together were no longer possible. However, as time goes on, they are becoming possible once again. While the virus...
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.
Saturday night saw the close of Guilford’s 2021...
As Guilford enters week eight of our twelve-week semester, the stress of midterms and finals is more present than ever, and as we move into in-person classes, the stress of waking up on time is stronger...
This year, Guilford College’s Serendipity is celebrating its 42nd year on campus with the theme G-Chella. The week-long series of events will cover topics ranging from art, music, comedy, fashion and...
On Saturday, March 30, from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m., Guilford and Greensboro community members gathered by the lake for Serendipity’s, or G-Chella’s, annual LakeFest. Despite the high winds and smaller turnout...
On Thursday, March 28 at 7:30 p.m., the Wild ‘n Out show was held in Dana Auditorium as part of this year’s Serendipity. Wild ‘n Out allowed students to see their peers perform in an improv and comedy...
Founder and CEO of Myna Mahila Foundation visits Guilford for keynote address
In collaboration with the Public Health department, Peace and Conflict Studies, Business Studies, Justice and Policy Studies...
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