The Super Bowl has been a yearly tradition for football fans since 1967. It's a time when people come together to have parties or go out and watch the game with friends and family.
This year, the game...
No international event is immune to controversy, and the Olympics are certainly no exception. The games have always had a reputation for high-profile hosting scandals, from the Russian anti-LGBT laws signed...
The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted many aspects of life, including sports. Professional sports were able to resume play thanks to strict COVID protocols which ensured the safety of participants. However,...
Monday, March 22, on the fifth anniversary of the introduction of House Bill 2, or the “Bathroom Bill,” another attack was launched on the transgender people living in North Carolina. This attack came...
Take one look at Serena Williams, Muhammad Ali, Jackie Robinson—even leagues as a whole, such as the NBA and NFL, which had early bans on letting Black athletes compete, but now are around 70% Black—and...
This past Sunday, over 96.4 million people around the world tuned into Super Bowl LV. The next day, 17 million of those viewers called in sick to work, according to WCNC.
At 6:30 p.m. defending champion...
Basketball season starts up in January, and football is scheduled to begin their season in February. Spring semester is rapidly approaching, leaving college students everywhere wondering how the semester...
Although sports are not in full swing, several changes have occurred in the Guilford Athletics Department. Interim Athletic Director Dr. Sharon Beverly welcomed two new interim head coaches, Brad Davis...
Everyone is wearing masks. Hand-sanitizing stations are located in every building. This is our new “normal.”
Ever since students returned to campus this fall, uncertainty over the virus has...
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