The Guilford College men’s basketball team fell to Greensboro College and the women’s basketball team beat Roanoke College on Tuesday night.
Greensboro went on a 17-6 run in the final 5:36 of the...
According to the United States Department of Energy, only 25.73 percent of North Carolina’s electricity is currently derived from renewable sources. Panelists, Margaret Rowlett, a member of the Greensboro...
Guilford Colleges men’s golf team, the defending 2017 Old Dominion Athletic Conference Champions, are ranked top ten in Division III and are hungry for another ODAC title.
Coach Justin Tereshko anticipates...
No better way to start a season.
Whenever people are exposed to something new, excitement and anxiety build up as to what the future may hold, good or bad. The anticipated debut of the women’s lacrosse...
Head coach Nick Black and his baseball team are ready for the season, but inexperience is a looming threat to their start.
Last season, Guilford’s baseball team missed Old Dominion Athletic Conference...
A room of students, faculty, community members and members of the Friends of the Library watched Associate Professor of Religious Studies Eric Mortensen as he presented on the works, goals and controversy...
Andrew Walker, Sports and Web Editor
• January 26, 2018
Guilford College’s swim team is going to strive to break College records in the Old Dominion Athletic Conference this season.
With only seven people on the team, Guilford struggles to compete in the...
Guilford College men’s basketball team is off to a rocky 2-3 start this season. They are ranked first in the Old Dominion Athletic Conference preseason poll. The Quakers are coming off of a season where...
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...
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