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Although only about 40% of Furman women participate in Greek Life, it has a noticeable presence on campus. This year, many changes altered the recruitment experience for the hundreds of girls going through it.

Director Kristen Layne, a senior English major, sits at the center of the auditorium as she oversees the whole production—Rent.

Furman University Theatre is presenting Doubt, A Parable early this month. This production is a drama that showcases the question of whether Father Flynn is guilty of inappropriate behavior after he grows uncomfortably close to a troubled boy.

An interview with Dr. Michele Speitz, English professor.

Many students starting off the new semester are slowly beginning to realize that the little number indicating their printing balance at the top right corner of their computer screen has decreased significantly. What once was an unlimited supply of ink and paper now has 500-page restriction.

Why is it so hard to have a civil and well-argued discussion about gun control?

While this is already a university that takes part in composting and recycling, an upcoming event called Recyclemania encourages Furman students to really crack down on getting those recyclables where they need to be.

At two and a half hours and with a slew of repetitive plot devices and character quirks, Spielberg’s latest super sentimental historical adventure Lincoln often acts more like a history lecture (albeit an often successful one) than an exciting cinematic journey.

The recent publication of a “Gun Map” by New York newspaper Journal News was unethical, irresponsible, and not in the best interest of the public.