Evan Myers

Remembering Joseph Vaughn's life and legacy.

Friday, April 16, Furman faces off against Samford in a rematch of the 2019 SoCon tournament final.

A Hall of Famer in the truest sense of the term, Scarpa successfully led Furman to 853 victories over the course of his 45-year career.

The most impactful aspects of our time in college are not the items that we list on our resumes.

Welcome to The Paladin's "Deep Dive,” our newsletter uncovering campus' biggest stories.

Love takes many forms — grammar notwithstanding

How can we claim to offer a liberal arts education when so few students are aware of what it is, and even fewer participate in it?

Furman's AEI Executive Council is encouraging students to think about D&I in new ways.

A military coup on the other side of the world changes everything for one Furman student.

President Davis and other faculty members are stepping up to blaze a path that prioritizes open dialogue and discussion in pursuit of the truth.

True diversity and inclusion cannot be achieved through compulsion; it only occurs in community.

Furman has swept Dr. Sharp's story under the rug and is hoping that no one on campus will notice. Students should hold the administration accountable.

In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, understanding the true nature of freedom is more important than ever.

Given students' unexpected success this fall, Furman should repurpose the Paladin Promise this spring.

COVID-19 has drastically changed social life on campus. But rather than relishing a return to our pre-pandemic normal, we should strive for something different and better.

The Paladin’s Editorial Board met with President Elizabeth Davis via Zoom to discuss students' burning questions about Furman’s future.

The "first six-weeks" concept is irrational, counterproductive and self-fulfilling.

According to multiple players, although there have only been a few overall positive cases on the team, some 10-15 players have been identified through the contract tracing system.

Late Tuesday, Aug. 25, The Paladin received reports of potential COVID-19 cases in Furman’s North Village housing complex.