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The Paladin

On a Closed Primary
On a Closed Primary
Zach LaComb, Guest Essayist • May 1, 2025

What are closed elections? What are ranked-choice elections? What about the types of elections in between? In the United States, individual states...

Is Conservatism Dead?
April 30, 2025
On a Closed Primary
On a Closed Primary
Zach LaComb is a freshman Politics and International Affairs major analyzing elections in South Carolina.
Zach LaComb, Guest Essayist • May 1, 2025
Athlete of the Month: Paige Harman
Athlete of the Month: Paige Harman
The Paladin has selected Furman women’s lacrosse senior midfielder Paige Harman as the Athlete of the Month for March.
Elena Davidson, Sports Editor • April 28, 2025
Is Conservatism Dead?
A guest essay from Michael Wolfe, Vice-President of the Furman Conservative Society
Michael Wolfe, Guest Essayist • April 30, 2025
Toast to Change: Rethinking America’s Approach to Legal Drinking
Toast to Change: Rethinking America’s Approach to Legal Drinking
The United States’s current drinking age of 21 has created a dangerous problem; it both fails to prevent underage drinking and it forces college students to drink in unsafe environments.
Anonymous, Contributor • April 29, 2025
Furman is Not Representative of Greenville: Why Students Should Expand Their Horizons
Furman is Not Representative of Greenville: Why Students Should Expand Their Horizons
Furman's economic privilege and geographic isolation prevent students from having a real understanding of the Greenville area.
Will James, Contributor • April 8, 2025
Bringing Color to Campus: Holi Celebration Lights Up Furman
Bringing Color to Campus: Holi Celebration Lights Up Furman
FUASIA hosts a vibrant celebration of South Asian culture with music, food, and lots of color
Anna, Contributor • April 30, 2025
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