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Disability Services is one division of Academic Affairs that holds an important job on campus. Disability Services provides assistance so that students can have equal access and opportunities to education at Furman.

Over the past few weeks I’ve heard some of my freshman friends say things about college life I just couldn’t believe. So I’m here to tell you how this all works. Yes, I’m talking mostly to the freshmen. But there are some upperclassmen who should take this advice, too. Again: cranky senior alert.

The Lady Paladins improve greatly during their fall season and look forward to the spring.

Count down the hours. Check. Snack on a couple of those peanut packets you just can’t seem to put down. Check. Convince yourself sitting through a movie marathon will keep your sanity intact. Check. Pop a few sleeping pills, for good measure.

The Lakers have struggled this season, despite lots of star potential.

The Paladins score three victories and two losses. Seniors are recognized at their game against College of Charleston.

Why do you go here? This question is often employed – in nicer terms of course – to get to know freshman. And sometimes you’re just dying to know how someone from Washington State found Furman. When we answer this question, we habitually mention class size, location or a major.

Building Tomorrow, a new group on Furman’s campus, created a stir in front of the library this past Wednesday with their first ever fund raising event: Bike to Uganda.

If you’re getting tired of the usual line-up of CLPs, it seems that Furman is allowing CLPs of a different variety lately. In the past months we have had two spoken word events that have been granted CLP status.