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Kappa Alpha president Michael Diaz '26
Kappa Alpha Returns to Furman
Politics and International Affairs professor and Tocqueville Center director Dr. Brent Nelsen joins students in the Nov. 14 American Patriotism CLP, an On Discourse event.
Free Speech at Furman: Censored or Celebrated?
Furman Professor Uncovers Story of Lost Author Hannah Crafts
Furman Professor Uncovers Story of Lost Author Hannah Crafts
Paladin Survey Reveals How Students Voted in the Presidential Election
Paladin Survey Reveals How Students Voted in the Presidential Election
Parking Permit Rate Increases, Chief Milby Encourages Compliance
Parking Permit Rate Increases, Chief Milby Encourages Compliance
Lessons Beyond the Books
Lessons Beyond the Books
Hurricane Helene & Environmental Injustices: What To Do
Hurricane Helene & Environmental Injustices: What To Do
What’s So Bad About Energy Drinks?
What’s So Bad About Energy Drinks?
Let’s Heal Division Through curiosity
Let’s Heal Division Through curiosity
Fostering Political Dialogue in Gen Z
Fostering Political Dialogue in Gen Z
What’s So Bad About Energy Drinks?
What’s So Bad About Energy Drinks?
There’s More to Your Vote Than the Presidency
There’s More to Your Vote Than the Presidency
The national guard trucks picks up Wilson's family from the grocery store that they had evacuated to during Hurricane Harvey.
How Surviving Disasters Inspired My Fight for a Sustainable Future
StraightTalk Series Missed an Opportunity for Civil Debate
StraightTalk Series Missed an Opportunity for Civil Debate
Political Conversations Must Take Place on Campus
Political Conversations Must Take Place on Campus
Letter: STEM Is Not an Auxiliary Part of the Liberal Arts
Letter: STEM Is Not an Auxiliary Part of the Liberal Arts
Furman Avenges Last Year’s Loss, Defeats Princeton 69-63
Furman Avenges Last Year’s Loss, Defeats Princeton 69-63
Paladins Rally in Second Half to Defeat FGCU 76-73
Paladins Rally in Second Half to Defeat FGCU 76-73
Paladins Fall to #8 Mercer, 49-23
Paladins Fall to #8 Mercer, 49-23
Furman Volleyball Drops Season-Ending Heartbreaker in the SoCon Tournament
Furman Volleyball Drops Season-Ending Heartbreaker in the SoCon Tournament
Paladins Receive Votes in AP Poll, Lose to #1 Kansas 86-51
Paladins Receive Votes in AP Poll, Lose to #1 Kansas 86-51
Members of HOLA host a Day of the Dead event.
Student Organization HOLA Promoting Hispanic and Latinx Culture on Campus
PalaCats President Zoe Wiseman '27
PalaCats Club Seeks to Help Furman’s Furry Friends
Student-Led Literary Arts Magazine The Echo is Accepting Submissions
Student-Led Literary Arts Magazine The Echo is Accepting Submissions
Ask Bea: Thriving Through Thanksgiving and Finals
Ask Bea: Thriving Through Thanksgiving and Finals
Furman Professor Uncovers Story of Lost Author Hannah Crafts
Furman Professor Uncovers Story of Lost Author Hannah Crafts
Officer 12 Summons Hurricane to Enforce Parking Compliance
Officer 12 Summons Hurricane to Enforce Parking Compliance
One Until Won
One Until Won
FUSAB Attempts to Blind Students in Solar Eclipse Scheme
FUSAB Attempts to Blind Students in Solar Eclipse Scheme
Scan and Abandon: A New Approach to CLPs
Scan and Abandon: A New Approach to CLPs
A specialty Furman bourbon was offered at The Purple Party to celebrate a significant milestone in the life of the Clearly Furman campaign and share a toast to Furman’s third century on Saturday, April 15th, 2023.
Connolly’s Irish Pub Announces Partnership with Furman University
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Don't be pessi-mist-ic about the weather outside this morning, The Works is here to cheer you up!

Don’t be pessi-mist-ic about the weather outside this morning, The Works is here to cheer you up!

Grace Ryan
March 4, 2022
Hey, are you a 30 degree angle? Because you're acute-y...Now That I Have Your Attention, Welcome to The Works!

Hey, are you a 30 degree angle? Because you’re acute-y…Now That I Have Your Attention, Welcome to The Works!

Grace Ryan
February 11, 2022
Midtown Deli makes some good sandwiches. #moneyshot

#TGIF Everybody, The Works Is Here!

Grace Ryan
February 5, 2022
Paladin Profile: Bethany Graham

Paladin Profile: Bethany Graham

Grace Ryan
January 28, 2022
Furman’s Isolation Policies Are Failing Students — Here’s How

Furman’s Isolation Policies Are Failing Students — Here’s How

Grace Ryan
January 25, 2022
To All the Girls Who Didn’t Rush — It’s Okay

To All the Girls Who Didn’t Rush — It’s Okay

Grace Ryan
January 14, 2022
The Works — Back And Better Than Ever!

The Works — Back And Better Than Ever!

Grace Ryan
January 14, 2022
Of the 437 students that were tested last week, only 4 came back with positive results.

Who Put Fall 2020 on Repeat?

Grace Ryan
September 2, 2021
Too often we overlook the balance of nature — Cordle's words remind us not to.

Let’s Play GuessWho, Furman Style.

Grace Ryan
April 7, 2021
If anonymous reporting is merely sowing seeds of discontent within the community, have its negatives come to outweigh its benefits?

The Dangers of LiveSafe: Anonymity has its Costs

Lizzie Robinson (Provisional) and Grace Ryan
March 15, 2021

The End of An Era — Wave Goodbye to Tommy’s Ham House

Grace Ryan
February 5, 2021
Given the somewhat desolate social scene at Furman, is it inevitable that Greek Life appears as a social lifeline to freshmen?

Is Greek Life a Social Necessity?

Grace Ryan
January 21, 2021
For an incoming freshman, rush is scary enough. Now that it is all online, the process is even more terrifying.

Let’s Talk About Rush

Grace Ryan
November 16, 2020
How does America's youth proceed when voting is no longer a guarantee?

This Election is Generation Defining

Grace Ryan
November 9, 2020
Given the administration’s pleas for students to abstain from venturing off-campus, Furman's hesitancy to test the very people who exit campus daily is perplexing and illogical.

Faculty Pose the Biggest Risk to Campus Safety

Grace Ryan
November 3, 2020
Students are seeking something colleges can no longer offered. Continuing our search will only lead to more discontent.

The College Experience is Gone: What Now?

Grace Ryan
October 28, 2020
Our generation must vote this fall to dictate the course of the court moving forward.

The Supreme Court is Important, Especially for College Students

Grace Ryan
October 5, 2020
This is how football stadiums should look this fall: empty. However empty stadiums mean less profits, and college football is not in the business of losing money.

Football Prioritizes Profit Over People

Grace Ryan
September 24, 2020
Students face an ideological crossroads... but the beauty of our situation is this: we all agree that finding unity is imperative. Now we must decide on what form that unity will take.

The Biggest Threat Our Campus Faces is not a Virus: It is Ourselves

Grace Ryan
September 8, 2020
It appears that, in our pursuit of the perfect picture, we have negated common sense, social decency and care for one’s community.

Social Media Shows College Students’ Shallowness

Grace Ryan
August 29, 2020
For the Sake of CLPs

For the Sake of CLPs

Grace Ryan
August 22, 2020
Good Neighbor or Community Police?

Good Neighbor or Community Police?

Grace Ryan
August 17, 2020
Furman's Paladin Pitch Competition Announces Finalists

Furman’s Paladin Pitch Competition Announces Finalists

Grace Ryan
February 13, 2020
Understanding the Decision to Cut Down the Trees on the Furman Mall

Understanding the Decision to Cut Down the Trees on the Furman Mall

Grace Ryan
January 22, 2020
My Experience at the God? Forum

My Experience at the God? Forum

Grace Ryan
November 19, 2019
Furman Author says Dragons Suck, but Millennials Might Not

Furman Author says Dragons Suck, but Millennials Might Not

Grace Ryan
November 13, 2019
From Seed to Table: Oak Hill Cafe and Community

From Seed to Table: Oak Hill Cafe and Community

Grace Ryan
November 7, 2019
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