The Charlotte Hornets have officially been eliminated from playoff contention following a late-March loss to the Miami Heat. This marks the ninth straight season without a postseason appearance — a ...

Guilford’s campus is home to a wide array of sports, each offering its unique appeal. From the competitive nature of basketball to the precision of golf, there’s something for every type of fan. As ...

Lace, bows and pastel hues are dominating social media, ushering in a new wave of hyper-feminine fashion known as the coquette aesthetic. From TikTok influencers to high-fashion runways, the trend has ...

Some of my favorite childhood memories include playing outside in the summer with my siblings. We would run around, jump on the trampoline, play soccer and go on walks. Essentially anything active we ...

The NCAA women’s volleyball committee made a game-changing ruling legalizing doubles in the sport, sparking much backlash from club and professional players. On one unassuming Wednesday in January, ...

One of the most quickly-growing tools in today’s society can’t be touched, evolves with every use and works around the clock. It’s artificial intelligence, and this tool has been especially growing in ...

Since the 1970s, a large and influential counterculture has taken sections of society by storm. Starting with underground music scenes in New York and London, the punk genre and culture have secured ...

Captain America returned to theaters last week, and not without controversy. Marvel Studios’ “Captain America: Brave New World,” directed by Julius Onah, marks the fourth installment in Captain ...

The walls of the central atrium are covered from floor to ceiling with the works of students in Guilford’s arts program. Paintings, prints, drawings, photographs and sculptures all serve as a vibrant ...

Artificial intelligence, or AI, has recently become more and more relevant in the school environment. Whether it helps students come up with creative ideas when stuck or to cheat and copy and paste ...

According to the National Center for Education Statistics, only 12.4% of 18- 21-year-olds were enrolled in college less than a century ago. This number nearly quadrupled by 2022, up to 39% of 18- ...

My name is Daniel Martin, I’m currently a sophomore here at Guilford. I’m majoring in Sport Management with a minor in Journalism. I’m the sports editor for The Guilfordian.