Even with the technical issues and different format, students still enjoyed the chance to support their peers’ hard work by watching their presentations.

Furman should implement a system akin to city government.

The Paladins pose after their big victory over Chattanooga in the SoCon semifinal on Sunday, April 11.

Sporting events should be some of the most exciting venues on campus, yet they are often scarcely attended or forgotten all-together. Why?

In keeping with typical themes lately, Furman always has next year to look forward to.

In Nov. 2019, President Davis formally acknowledged that Furman's campus is on Cherokee Land.

While on-campus quarantine may be the only option some students had this past year, it was not the most consistent experience.

A source of encouragement and a mode of emotional release, gospel music has captured the tears, fears, passion, and excitement of many generations of African Americans.

The Bears failed to take a single set against the Paladins in any of the nine matches played.

Right now, trying new cuisines is about as close as we can get to actual travel. So pack your bags and pick up a fork, because you’re going on a culinary adventure!

The email included statistics, resources, and protocol the university will take, should a student become a victim.

This photo shows Abraham Sims, an ex-slave and family servant of James C. Furman, for whom the Seeking Abraham Report is named.

Solutions are plentiful, but action is lacking. Campus needs a break, and there is only one body who can give it.

In the quest for that stellar resume or that near-perfect track record, we tend to forget how to simply be. 

Furman Men’s Soccer claimed their 21st regular season title this past week after a 2-0 win at Belmont, but their fight for a 15th championship title and a bid to the NCAA tournament begins this Friday

FUmissedconnections represents so much more than a match-making service. It is a place for campus connection, compassion, and much needed community-building.

The lessons Amplify@Furman promotes are ones every community member should take advantage of, so be sure to tune in to the last three CLP’s!

“We have the talent and work ethic to achieve our goals,” Coach Davidson said, and with so many players playing well and new talent coming in, Furman Men’s golf is becoming a team rooted in a winning culture.

"Individuals with ASD see our ‘abnormal’ behavior as normal, but to everyone else, it's strange."

Given the rise in tuition, it is unclear how Furman’s socioeconomic makeup will change in the upcoming year or years to come.

"DREAM strongly advocates for disability culture, community, and pride," shared SOAR intern Elizabeth Palmer '21.

Furman Softball has high hopes for their season, however their struggle to finish games has kept the Dins from winning more than six games.

If we can test all students on campus in less than a week, as we did in January, we can vaccinate all students on campus in less than a week.

Sometimes a blank canvas and zero instruction is exactly the way to watch amazing things flourish.

Hopefully these groups can take what we have learned front the pandemic and adapt going forward to improve.

Strong defense and impressive offense put the Dins in command all game.

It’s time for Furman, and Furman University Police Office, to evaluate the utility of parking tickets.

With the newest grant, the university plans to grow the funding of internships and need-based study away programs for more students.

Robinson’s concert was the perfect mix of sorrow and celebration — a mood perfect for the times.

If all the chips fall into place, Furman could break the 30 plus year drought for an NCAA bid, but they will have to show up and perform when it matters.

The continued development of the WGSS major reflects the University's continued progress towards diversity and inclusion.

You can use the code FURMAN at organicup.com to get 20% off your order.

Humanities, at its most basic, strives to answer this question: who are we and how ought we live? The Furman Humanities Center is on a quest to find out.

Our familiar software company friend has even infiltrated the dining hall.

To round off their accolades for the week, Furman placed at No. 25 in this week’s NCAA Women’s Soccer RPI.

Food security is an issue on all college campuses, including at Furman.

A high response rate will enable the university to capture a fuller and more accurate picture of what student engagement looks like on our campus.

Whether it's a Spotify top-ten hit or a student musician strumming a guitar, music has the ability to put even the most stressed minds at ease.

Freshman Mac Scott led the Paladins with a fourth-place individual finish at the Schenkel Invitational.

In reviving this program, Furman would prioritize the academic success of our entire student body - not just English-speaking students.

At the end of the day, students crave memorable, communal experiences that allow them to grow and connect with others.

If you are interested in joining the Bell Tower Boys, contact their president at cj.waldrop@furman.edu.

A dominating offensive duo in Freshman Jake Raine and Sophomore Shaun-Chris Joash helped secure the ‘Dins first conference win but work to secure their 21st regular season championship title is just beginning.

Paul Scarpa is the winningest NCAA Division I tennis coach of all time.

3300 Poinsett Highway isn't enough.

Let's be honest, you can only study in your dorm room so much. These shops provide the perfect off-campus escape for getting work done — and sipping some good stuff while doing it!

The student vote indicates priorities, and it appears that Furman students care about diverse representation and the plans of both Marie and Washington.

As vaccine appointments quickly fill up, students rush to get their COVID-19 vaccine in the Greenville area.

The Paladins Men’s and Women’s Cross-Country teams headed to Stillwater, OK to compete in the National Championships on Monday.

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

Devin Wynn slides by ETSU defense to score Furman’s first TD of the game.

I cannot help but recognize that COVID-19 has helped me see even more clearly what really matters.

The Paladins hope to continue this dominance as they face Clemson on Friday at 5 p.m. and again for a double header on Saturday at 1 p.m.

As the weather warms and the flowers bloom, let’s use the outdoor spaces we have to safely put on more student events.

Queer people should not be expected to come out at all, as straight or cisgender identities should not be treated as the default.

I’m not going to tell you to get off your phone, because that’s just not realistic. But what I can do is offer you some suggestions to make that nighttime scrolling less harmful.

As the current executive group sunsets, the 2021 results shine a new light on diversity and inclusion in Furman's SGA.

Another year, another Southern Conference Tournament loss for Furman.

What started as research into Madame C. J. Walker's legacy quickly evolved into a larger study of harmful misrepresentation in media.

While we all mull over what has been lost this semester, I hope we can all agree that some things have been gained during the pandemic...tasty snacks are definitely one of those things.

SGA President Candidates discuss their platforms and strategies moving into the election.

Furman hasn’t won the SoCon Tournament in over 40 years and is overdue on a trip to see the NCAA Tournament. Now, it’s time for the Paladins to prove themselves.

Spiritual life on campus is still strong in spite of the pandemic, serving as a comforting community to many students.

After being unceremoniously mailed their diplomas and sent on their way, the Class of 2020 will have the opportunity to return to campus for their commencement.

Prioritizing different elements of diversity is part of a complex challenge for the Admissions Department.

Furman’s production of “Anon(ymous)” is a thought-provoking production filled with themes relevant to any student, regardless of circumstances.

Scoring 4-under par 212, Harper earned co-champion honors, tying for first.

These accounts seemed not only widespread, but recent.

Zoom has been remarkably convenient.

Although the SGA budget runs on the surplus “use-it-or-lose-it” principle, last year’s surplus was forgiven due to unforeseen circumstances with COVID-19.

Relationships aren’t cancelled. Laughs, though muffled by masks, don’t ring unheard. Opportunities haven’t been eradicated. However it is up to us to realize these small wins still remain.

The Paladin and FUNC are excited to bring video and media content to student journalism at Furman.

Wofford has proven to be a consistent kryptonite and The Paladins will likely face the Terriers or UNCG in a final Conference Tournament game.

In addition to shaping school policies, a school paper provides general news to its students

Tate hopes the company will grow and impact the entire Furman community next year.

Furman Custodial Manager Mr. Jim Benes shows a day in his life.

The Jewish holiday of Purim serves as a reminder of the bravery and integrity at the core of Judaism.

Cover for the KNGS' newest album, “Why Do You Still Love Me?”.

The Lady Paladins will hit the course next on Mar. 1st at the Gamecock Intercollegiate in Columbia, SC.

Chippy competition turned its favor on the Paladins in their 3-0 season opening shutout against South Carolina.

Let's revisit our predictions, and see how the Dins performed with the onset of many seasons.

The most notable change Marie petitioned for was opening candidacy for Student Body President to recognized leaders on campus.

Securing a win during their first time back on the field is quite impressive, but the team is not stopping there: they want to win a national championship.

Exit 7 is a story of tribulation and triumph, both on screen and off.

Furman’s inaugural Inside-Out course will launch in Spring 2022 in partnership with Perry Correctional Institution.

“Truth telling about the history, who did what to whom, is the first step. Once you do that you can start to make repairs based on an accurate accounting of the past.”

Even COVID-19 cannot overshadow the accomplishments of Furman graduates past and present.

Red, White, Blue, & Purple is The Paladin's podcast covering politics and policy from a Furman perspective.

The next few months of creating policies will require intentionality, both from community members and administrators alike.

While finding talented students from out of state can prove to be a boon to any university, every school’s primary focus should be the development and recruitment of students from their home state.

With this win, Furman showed that their bench is getting better; and the entire team is making progress in playing more as a team.

For a love poem written in the library, obviously no dictionary was consulted

Now is a time ripe with “can’t.” However, there are a lot of “cans” just waiting for us to go do them.

Student feedback is at an all time high, and the administration is happy to receive more.

The first issue of The Paladin, originally called The Hornet, features a story about Furman's sports rivalry with Wofford.

Does liberal education live at Furman?

At a time when it seems like everyone is stressed to the max, it is important to prioritize yourself.

Coach Richey's team is gearing up for the conference tournament.

The Paladins notched their first win over a SEC rival since 2008.