Guilford College men’s soccer is bouncing back from a 2-16 season last year, where they scored a total of 15 goals. Earlier in the season they played exceptionally well, winning four of their first eight...
The Guilford College women’s basketball team has exceeded expectations in the first half of the season. The young team has picked up head coach Stephanie Flamini’s system faster than expected.
“Slowly...
“There are Wes Moores in every one of our communities, every one of our schools,” said Wes Moore during his presentation at Guilford on Nov. 9.
Moore is the author of “The Other Wes Moore: One...
Andrew Walker, Assistant Web Editor
• November 3, 2017
Guilford College women’s basketball team has reloaded the team with first-years. Head coach Stephanie Flamini brought in nine first-years to join the six returners from an excellent campaign last season.
The...
The first-years on the Guilford men’s basketball team cast shadows over the other students on campus. Seeing the first-year basketball players around campus is like spotting Bigfoot. These players should...
Andrew Walker, Assistant Web Editor
• September 8, 2017
Returning 13 players from a playoff team last year, the Guilford College volleyball team will look to build on their success from last year. The team had a 12-14 overall record in 2016, 6-5 in Old Dominion...
From over 26 states and two different countries, Guilford’s Class of 2020 has interspersed and immersed itself in the Quaker family.
“I am pretty sure that you have heard it time and time again...
Orientation: a staple of the college experience. Often dismissed as days of pointless sessions, it has the potential to be an introduction to life as a Guilford College student.
However, does Guilford’s...
Guilford College begins a new year with more than 400 new traditional students, one of the largest first year classes since the institution became a four-year liberal arts college in 1888.
With a 34...
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