Jacob Moore, better known as Jake to the Guilford student population, is a senior defensive lineman for the Guilford College football team. He grew up in a small town outside of Greensboro, and throughout...
Whether it was in the Cafeteria on the quad or even in your dorm, it was hard to miss the 500 students who were on campus on April 9 and 10 for Spring Into Guilford, the annual event where high school...
Carolyn Peck didn’t realize she was the first African-American female coach to win a national championship until a reporter told her so in 1999. She was the head coach of Purdue University’s basketball...
As student athletes and college students, it is safe to say that most of us know the prodigious impact that some of the decisions we make can be have on our futures after college, both positively and negatively.
This...
Ines Sanchez De Lozada & Teresa Bedzigui
• April 15, 2016
As survivors on this campus, we would like to stand in full solidarity with the female athletes whose athletic community has failed them. The presence of Adam Ritz on our campus has not only hurt other...
Colleges need to change how they spend on athletics, not why.
Decision-making is a challenge for everyone. When a college budgets, it is applying the basic economic principle of opportunity cost to...
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.
The divide between athletes and non-athletes has...
It is not uncommon for Guilford athletes and coaches to host special events to raise extra money for their sports clubs and teams. Whether it is for new equipment, uniforms or travel, fundraising has a...
Hogmollies.
Big uglies.
Both of these terms are used to describe offensive linemen, but the terms do not bother them. In fact, those nicknames are more of a compliment than anything else.
I would...
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