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It’s Oscars season and the nominations are out. A few of our writers weigh in on their picks for several of the categories up for grabs.

The baseball team begins their season with high hopes.

What do our reactions to the 83% acceptance rate at Furman University say about us a student body?

The recent controversy over reserving housing when studying away should be resolved with the best interests of the students in mind.

Last week marked a big step for the Greek community of Furman as the Inter-Fraternity Council and Panhellenic joined forces to conduct our campus’ first ever “Greek Week.”

Dr. Helen Lee Turner and her younger brother Dr. David Turner have worked at Furman together for many years. They even pursued their undergraduate degrees together at Wake Forest.

The women’s basketball team played a close game against Western Carolina. After losing to them in January, the women’s team redeemed themselves as they won against the Catamounts.

With a new wave of students every year, the problem of housing both the newcomers and current residents always comes up. Furman is an institution that requires on campus living all four years of attendance. Ron Thompson, Director of Housing and Residence Life sent an email to students announcing the new housing lottery adjustments.

Compassion is the solution for the social ills and divisions that often characterize debates on campus.