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The petitioners’ gestures toward a one-size-fits-all remote learning policy are a solution in search of a problem.

I do not expect people to automatically know how to pronounce names in other languages, but a conscious effort is a sign of respect.

The all-campus snowball fight on G Field was an example of the kind of community we need to revive at Furman as we head into 2022.

Siding and soffit broke off North Village buildings A, B and C after high-speed wind gusts.

There is so much pressure around New Year’s Resolutions. New year, new me, right? Rather than setting these resolutions, let’s adopt a healthy mindset and invest our time in what truly matters to us. Let’s grow from this past year and start 2022 off strong!

With rush fresh in the minds of many, it is important to acknowledge the ramifications recruitment entails for all involved...even those who did not rush themselves

The Works has returned! Catch Grace Ryan’s take on the ins and outs of campus culture and Greenville life!

Furman’s newest bridge isn’t what you might expect....and it isn’t one you can use either!

Furman Focused must include a policy that mandates optional access to Zoom for all students in quarantine.