Drew Washington

The Joseph Vaughn Plaza serves as a reminder that I am capable of succeeding in an environment in which I am different, just as Vaughn did.

Biden’s presidency presents an opportunity for Furman students to set their divisions aside and come together as a community.

Dr. Sharp’s actions are harmful, but they do not need to define our future.

Mosaic is a team that works in conjunction with the Admissions office with the goal of bringing in diverse classes of students to Furman.

Vaughn has now made history at Furman twice: he desegregated Furman’s student body in 1965 and now, he will become the first statue built in honor of a black student.

The Furman community is so close and interconnected, we should all make an effort to understand individuals for who they are and not judge them based on what we think we know.

If Americans, and Furman fans, are so willing to watch athletes play on Saturdays, they should also be willing to listen to and respect their views and ideas.

Black Greek life at Furman will provide a breath of fresh air, one that is desperately needed now more than ever.