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Tom West explores the mystery of Judson 500 and reports.

While most of Furman students are studying away or in the dining hall on a Monday night around 7:00 p.m., the cast members and director of Spring Awakening are busy rehearsing in the upstairs theory room of Daniel Music Building, located next to McAlister Auditorium.

The Diversion’s Editor’s experience of competing in Havoc and the spirit of Havoc past, present, and future.

Furman’s Robotics Team go on a journey to create Aldo, short for Aldous Huxley, a robot that took second place at a competition in New York.

Caroline Davis, humor columnist, gives advice on what not to do when choosing a Halloween costume.

The women’s volleyball team plays UNCG. After a close match, the Lady Paladins come out on top.

Laura Wearn finishes second for the Women’s golf team. The men’s team finishes in tenth place in the AutoTrader.com Collegiate Classic.

The original ideas behind the symposium, meant to encourage inter-faith understanding, came from the Muslim Students Association. They went to the Office of the Chaplain and Political Science Department for help, and the idea of having a series of CLP events related to Islam began to emerge.

Why should Mitt Romney be the next president of the United States? The president of Furman’s College Republicans makes the case.