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Acclaimed Harvard physicist Lisa Randall will address Furman students April 10 to kick off Furman Engaged!, the university’s annual celebration of liberal arts research and the work students invest into answering questions within their respective academic disciplines.

Technology is responsible for affecting the ways professors at Furman and around the country publish their work, whether their work is peer-reviewed or published on non-traditional platforms such as blogs and newspapers.

On the first of next month, students who drive downtown while texting or talking on their phone could see flashing blue lights in their rear view mirrors.

Brooks Buffington, a Furman alumnus and one of the creators of Yik-Yak, showed his true colors — clearly not a DC Comics guy — when he nearly quoted Ben Parker in an interview with CNN, defending his app from allegations that it makes cyber bullying far too easy.

The highly politicized and isolated image of North Korea has made the issue look more hopeless than it should be. North Korea has been almost entirely defined by its politics and the regime headed by the Kim family, leaving hardly any space to speak to the plight of the North Korean people.

The Paladin catches up with Furman’s new president-elect.

The Paladins have played 17 games, winning 6 and dropping 11. With SoCon play starting, the Paladins must play with greater consistency if they hope to attain their goals this season.

Dance, in all its various forms, is culturally universal. Dance can embody emotional expression, social interaction, or religious devotion.

The Furman Creative Collaborative hosted its second TEDx event last Saturday titled “Stories: the Common Thread of our Humanity.” The event was held at the Peace Center in Greenville and served to explain the universality of stories throughout cultural and historical contexts.