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The spring of 2013 saw the revitalization of Furman’s WPLS radio station, an effort that required the purchase of new equipment, a switch from FM to an online stream, and a repopulation of the station’s air space.

Although the Paladins have had a rough start to conference play with a 1-5 record, one player has really stepped up his game. Despite a slow start to the 2013-2014 campaign statistically, Kendrec Ferrara has started the new year with a bang, becoming a primary scoring option for the Paladins.

Small talk. The short, terse answers are the essence of a first impression. And first impressions stick. They cling onto you until a deeper friendship is formed. Unfortunately, small talk for me and many other international students is rather stressful.

In recent years, shopping at thrift stores has undergone a resurgence amongst the young and hip, who combine cost-consciousness with a D.I.Y. approach to fashion that seeks style amongst the discarded clothes of yesteryear.

Beginning this semester, Furman students will have the chance to enroll in a new minor that will allow them to study various aspects of human experience across multiple disciplines.

At Furman, quidditch is no longer a game confined to J.K. Rowling’s uber-popular book series and Warner Bros.’ blockbuster film adaptations now that a group of students have brought the fictional broom-based game to life as a competitive club sport.

Sorority women celebrate upon receiving their newest members on Sun., Jan. 26 outside of McAlister Auditorium.

A new club on campus is aiming to help Furman’s aspiring auteurs bring their cinematic visions to life. Founded last semester, the Film Club works to encourage student film production and has already helped FU-2, the campus television channel, produce its first content in years.

While most students were enjoying the warmth and comfort of their homes during the holiday break, those remaining in Building A were not so fortunate.