This May, the Early College at Guilford hosted the school’s first official interscholastic football game against the STEM Early College at N.C. A&T. Run by the Red Cross clubs at each school, the...
When my roommates and I walked into the Greensboro Coliseum on March 17 to see two first-round NCAA tournament games, the atmosphere was electric. Among our first sights of the night were fired-up Kentucky...
This fall semester, the beloved Guilford football team experienced a difficult but special season, as most of the team's players are in their final year at Guilford. Their bond and the loving support they...
Ashtyn Zeigler is a sophomore at Guilford College and also a passionate member of Guilford’s women's basketball team. In an interview on Dec. 2, 2022, Zeigler described her experience as a basketball...
Notorious for fatal injuries in its early years and aggressive nature, football continues to rake in billions for the American economy, according to Etonomics.
At first glance, it’s easy for those...
For football fans, the NFL season can’t come soon enough each year. Fans buy tickets to see their favorites play live, or host watch parties to root for their teams at home. Over the 18-week season,...
The Guilford College women’s volleyball team hosted a match against the Washington and Lee Generals Oct. 10. As the Quakers forced the Generals to five sets, they fell short and lost 3-2.
“It’s...
It's hard to imagine Guilford College without a gym, athletics or intramural sports, and it is difficult for athletes to envision games and practices without clean uniforms. Without the assistant athletic...
At the start of the 12-week, whispers followed Portia Star Jones everywhere she went.
"I heard she fell down a flight of concrete stairs." a voice echoed.
"I heard she got into a bad fight."...
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