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Jim Benes, known to students as “Mr. Jim,” has recently gained popularity amongst Furman students for his kindness.

After star QB Tyler Huff went down with an injury, redshirt freshman QB Carson Jones stepped in and led the Paladins to victory. Despite the win, the hard work lies ahead for the Paladins.

In order to address our global ecological crisis, Furman must democratize its Climate Action Plan and other sustainability-related decisions.

For Native American Heritage month, The Paladin sat down with leadership from the Native American and Indigenous People’s Association (NAIA) to talk upcoming events and a promising future direction.

Furman students and faculty should engage in the newly expanded Native American Heritage Month events on campus which will offer unique opportunities for cultural enrichment.

Riding high after #2 Furman’s 29-17 defeat of WCU last week, the Paladins narrowly escaped defeat against East Tennessee State in Paladin Stadium.

The Furman Singers presented a nature-themed evening concert on Oct. 19.

Furman Theatre’s production of “The Prom,” which ran for ten days in early October, provided a stellar satire of performative activism.

By using clothing as a way to understand those around us, we risk alienating ourselves from potential friendships.