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A Letter to the Class of 2022
A reflection on the past four years as seniors count down the days to graduation.
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After The Call, Part One: Furman’s Network of Mental Health and Student Success Resources
As part of our “After the Call” series on mental health at Furman, The Paladin breaks down Furman’s clinical and non-clinical resources for student wellbeing.
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A Healthy Relationship with Food
The essential ingredients to foster a healthy relationship with food to improve overall health and wellbeing, from a FITRx intern.
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Local Artist Profile: Lu Wixon
Lu Wixon displays her wonderful artwork at TRee House Café and Studio in Traveler’s Rest!
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After The Call, Part One: Furman’s Network of Mental Health and Student Success Resources
As part of our “After the Call” series on mental health at Furman, The Paladin breaks down Furman’s clinical and non-clinical resources for student wellbeing.
Furman Wins Judge’s Choice at Emory University’s Data Fest
DataFest 2022 kicked off on March 25, giving students in Dr. Roy Bower’s MTH-245 class the chance to put their knowledge to the test.
Campus as an Arboretum
Since 2014, Furman’s campus has operated as a Level I certified arboretum. It is named after the late George G. Willis Jr, a 1948 graduate.
Opinions
The Single-Major Stigma
At Furman, there is a lurking pressure to double major despite there being real benefits of having one major. Why is that?
The Anniversary of My Accident and A Call for Stronger Admin-Student Relations
I was in a serious accident on campus and heard no expression of sympathy or support from admin. Students will only support an administration that involves itself in their lives and struggles.
GET App Is the Future, But Furman Is Using It Wrong
The app is awful, but the underlying ID system powering the GET app should be used in all facets of identification on campus.
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A Dream Come True for the Furman Football WR Coach
Furman’s Wide Receivers coach Brian Bratton is heading to the Indianapolis Colts after 7 years at his alma mater.
Lady Paladins Heartbroken in the Southern Conference Championship
The two-decades-long wait for a Lady Paladins’ run deep into March was prolonged Sunday afternoon, as the Mercer Bears defeated our beloved team 73-54. Tate Walters led the Paladins with 20 from 7-14 shooting, as well as three rebounds and three assists.
Dins Fall Short Against Chattanooga in the OT Thriller for SoCon Title
The Paladins faced the Chattanooga Mogs for the SoCon title, hence a one-way ticket to the NCAA Tournament, and tragically lost 63-64 with Chattanooga’s David Jean-Baptiste hitting a wild buzzer-beater game-winning three-pointer.
Diversity Matters
Campus Climate Assessment for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Last Fall, the University conducted a Campus Climate Assessment to measure our progress towards Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. President Davis announced the upcoming meetings to discuss the results and recommendations of this Climate Survey in April.
2022 Yard Show
On Feb. 25, Black Greek Letter Organizations will participate in a yard show on Furman’s campus. Learn more about the significance of this event from a member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc.
My Story: Escaping Through Immigration, Building a Home at Furman
With only a few months left at Furman, I have been reflecting on the circumstances that led me to Furman - and the impact that this community has had on me.
Arts, Campus, & Culture
A Healthy Relationship with Food
The essential ingredients to foster a healthy relationship with food to improve overall health and wellbeing, from a FITRx intern.
A Letter to the Class of 2022
A reflection on the past four years as seniors count down the days to graduation.
Coming Soon: New Band Debut Performance at Furman
Calling all music lovers! Furman’s new boy band show this Saturday, April 23!
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