The West has a habit of focusing on the negative aspects of nations with different belief systems. Instead of acknowledging shortcomings and strengths alike, controversies and scandals take over Western...
On Saturday, Oct. 1, 2022, devoted fans of the Indonesian-based soccer team Arema FC took over the Kanjuruhan Stadium, eager for a fun night of entertainment. Unfortunately, what started as an innocent...
Australia’s soccer governing body reached an agreement to provide an equal amount of revenue and treatment for its male and female soccer teams. This display of gender equality is a crucial step for...
In 2018, the women’s soccer team had a season that was marked by close games. The team's 6-10 record could’ve been very different if the four games decided by one goal had some more bounces that went...
While in college, it’s hard for student-athletes to extend their time between sports, academics and social life. For the ones that can like sophomore Asa Bell being well-rounded and versatile allows...
The Guilfordian is committed to fair and accurate reporting. The initial publishing of this article failed to include the perspective of head coach Stephanie Webb, who was not properly contacted before...
Aarushi Ahuja, World & Nation Editor
• January 26, 2018
After watching the seventh K-pop performance include a dab in its choreography back in August, I was sick and tired of the fad. Comments like, “this is so late!” and, “when will this go away?”...
The Quakers men’s soccer team kicks off the 2017 season. It has been a productive offseason with head coach Cory Speed coming into his second season at Guilford. Team captain Brayden Currin saw many...
For the fall 2017-18 athletic season, the Quaker men’s soccer team will find themselves embarking on new terrain. Not only will over half of the team be composed of new faces due to the graduation of...
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