Greensboro College
For nearly two centuries, Greensboro College has had the opportunity to genuinely know, encourage and prepare our students. In the classroom. In student life. Into their future careers. And throughout their lives. Today, we celebrate all those who give power to small numbers. We celebrate that which makes each student his or her own. It is this rich patchwork of individuality, community and experience that is unmistakably and uniquely Greensboro College. Founded in 1838, Greensboro College provides undergraduate students a true liberal-arts education while also offering six master’s degrees. Greensboro College provides a coeducational and independent learning atmosphere with approximately 1,000 undergraduate students from 29 states and territories, the District of Columbia, and seven foreign countries. We have 45 full-time faculty who teach 38 majors and more than 1,000 different courses directly to our students. We pride ourselves on our one-on-one contact between faculty and students, with no graduate assistants or teaching assistants teaching courses at Greensboro. We consider ourselves a leader in academic advising and leadership development programs. In addition, our 19-sport NCAA Division III athletic program is nationally recognized. Our affiliation with the United Methodist Church affords students the opportunity to stay grounded in their faith, and to grow spiritually. When searching for the college that best fits you, think about what’s most important to your overall experience and what will help guide you to a successful and prosperous future. If intellectual, personal and spiritual development are important to you then your search ends at Greensboro College. To learn about enrollment at Greensboro College, visit: https://www.greensboro.edu/admissions-info/ To learn about employment opportunities at Greensboro College, visit: https://www.greensboro.edu/employment/www.greensboro.edu
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Oct 26, 2026
Trooper WrightGUEST
But I learned how to do that and then got back to football.
Trooper WrightGUEST
Played my senior year and was fortunate enough to have a few schools where I could go and play at and going to be going to Greensboro College to play football in January.
Trooper WrightGUEST
When
Jonathan EllerbeHOST
you reflect back, I mean, a couple years ago, what do you think helped mentally and physically get you, you know, back to a place where it looks like you're doing well right now? Yes, sir.
Jonathan EllerbeHOST
yeah, that's probably been the hardest thing.
Jonathan EllerbeHOST
Very, very cool.
Jonathan EllerbeHOST
You mentioned you're going to Greensboro College to still play football.
Jonathan EllerbeHOST
Yes, sir.
PrimeHOST
Dope to see, man.
PrimeHOST
Greensboro College students kicked off early voting with a protest dedicated to their voting site loss and Nolan Wells.
PrimeHOST
That's dope, man.
PrimeHOST
I'm glad to see the young people out there standing up for something, man.
Jonathan CapehartHOST
Well, to that point, how is the North Carolina Democratic Party helping people get to the po- polls, including how you're trying to mobilize student turnout?
Anderson ClaytonGUEST
Well, we saw yesterday, I got to be a part of one of the marches to the polls from both A&T, UNCG, and also Greensboro College and Bennett College too out there in Guilford County to make sure-
Jonathan CapehartHOST
Mm-hmm
Anderson ClaytonGUEST
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