Arts, Campus, and Culture
On Oct. 10, the Furman Symphony Orchestra will perform its first concert of the academic year, with pieces from influential classical composers Mozart, Beethoven and Coleridge-Taylor.
Juliet Swaim • October 10, 2024
Savannah Jones, Arts, Campus, and Culture Editor
Due to enduring financial impacts from the pandemic, Furman University has implemented budget cuts that are impacting employees. They also plan to hire consultants that will provide strategic budget recommendations.
Audrey Enghauser, Editor-in-Chief • September 25, 2024
Carter Ozburn, Assistant News Editor
Carter Ozburn, Assistant News Editor
Audrey Enghauser, Editor-in-Chief
After an impromptu bye week due to Hurricane Helene, the Paladins defeated Southern Conference rival The Citadel in a defensive battle in Charleston, S.C.
Nick Delahaye • October 8, 2024
Furman students should take steps to decrease their true political problem: apathy.
William Jepson • September 27, 2024
It is essential for Furman students to be civically engaged by voting in this year’s presidential election. Dins Vote can help.
Emmie Barth • September 26, 2024
Fixing the political divisions in our country begins with changing our mindset.
Clay Wallace, Opinions Editor • September 24, 2024
On Oct. 10, the Furman Symphony Orchestra will perform its first concert of the academic year, with pieces from influential classical composers Mozart, Beethoven and Coleridge-Taylor.
Juliet Swaim • October 10, 2024