7+ hour, 38+ min ago   (417+ words) Mary de Rachewiltz inspired hundreds of Guilford students at the Brunnenburg Castle in Italy. Mary de Rachewiltz kept climbing the mountain. She climbed it as a poet and scholar, carrying the complicated literary legacy of her father, poet Ezra Pound....

4+ day, 16+ hour ago   (722+ words) John Crane enjoys the view from his balcony in Barcelona during a recent Guilford study abroad trip. The College is planning two trips in the coming year. John Crane ’82 had a few hours to himself in Spain on the edge…...

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (916+ words) Bec Cormack, above, and Destini Nyorkor, are two of 28 fellows serving in cities across the country. When Bec Cormack ’26 arrived at Guilford College, she knew little about Quakerism. She did not grow up attending Meetings or studying Quaker history. The…...

3+ week, 5+ day ago   (565+ words) "We're trying to get our work funded in a very challenging environment. This is another way to make the case for ECAR. It's a visible platform that gets more eyes on our work and, hopefully, more people interested in supporting…...

4+ week, 6+ hour ago   (273+ words) The FIFA World Cup being held in the U.S. this summer is a spectacle measured in goals, flags and television ratings. But every event of that size runs on something less glamorous: people in matching shirts who arrive early, stay late…...

4+ week, 1+ day ago   (849+ words) Fred Katz was a child when he escaped Nazi Germany. Eventually he made his way to America and Guilford College. Even now, all these years later, Fred Katz ’52 can summon the scene as if it were this morning: the long…...

1+ mon, 2+ day ago   (1415+ words) Dawson Edwards says Guilford gave him the tools and inspiration to build his own business. To the list of questions that have nagged mankind through the ages, add this one: Which version of Dawson Edwards ’24, MBA ’25, MISM ’26 was harder to…...

1+ mon, 3+ day ago   (1652+ words) Jean Bordewich is Guilford's 11 president. “There’s a space between us that wasn’t there when they walked in,” she says. “There’s a barrier before we’ve even started talking.” So every day Jean brews a cup of her favorite herbal tea – chamomile…...

2+ mon, 32+ min ago   (522+ words) “If (Charlie) could help you out, he did. If he couldn’t help you out, he’d still find a way to.” There are colleges that do not simply educate people so much as absorb them into their grain. Colleges that seep…...

2+ mon, 1+ day ago   (676+ words) “You never know what’s out there until you go out there and see everything." The first thing the Guilford students noticed about South Africa was the sky. Not the famous mountains rising above Cape Town or the oceans colliding at…...