In Memoriam: Ann Deagon
Ann Deagon, who taught classics at Guilford for 36 years and was writer-in-residence, died June 24 in Wilmington, N.C. after a period of declining health.
Inter Miami Hires Raul Sanllehi ’92 as President of Football Operations
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Liz Nicholson’s Alumni Remarks at Commencement
Commencement May 18, 2024 As prepared for delivery. Good morning friends—it’s an honor to be here with y’all today! Thank you again to Wendy and Kevin for sharing your stories and lifting up Guilford’s core values. As an alumna and someone who currently works here, I...
Wendy Poteat’s Commencement Speech to the Class of 2024
Commencement May 18, 2024 As prepared for delivery. President Farmbry, trustees, distinguished faculty, fellow alumni, families and friends, and the remarkable Guilford College Class of 2024, it is with great pride and gratitude that I stand before you today on this...
Black Alumni Weekend Celebrates a Growing Community
Sixty years ago, Washington Rakama ’64 walked across the Commencement stage and into history when he received his Guilford diploma. Washington became the College’s first Black graduate that spring.
Guilford Welcomes Back Classes of ’73 and ’74 in Golden Form
When they graduated from Guilford College, the Vietnam War was winding down, Bruce Springsteen was heating up and the classes of 1973 and 1974 were ready to take their place in the world. Today, other conflicts have replaced Vietnam, the climate is changing and Generation Z is enjoying its moment on stage.
Guilford Madness Spring Giving Campaign Nets $322,247
Alumni and friends of Guilford College contributed $322,247 during the Guilford Madness spring giving campaign March 18-20, a 39% increase over last year.
Sandy Pearman ’80 Walks Away from Running
After eight half marathons, Sandy is walking away from running. Her most recent half marathon in Washington, D.C., was also her last. Many runners are driven by a desire to cross the finish line quickly. Sandy Pearman ’80 is driven by a desire to cross it before race...
Chemistry Professors Gift $1 Million to College
The gift from Anne Glenn and Rob Whitnell will support academic departments and the College’s Study Abroad program.