Molly Ballenger

Although Furman Engaged looked different this year, some aspects seemed oddly normal.

The partnership allows for new sustainability opportunities on campus amidst the pandemic.

After the student body vote was finalized, the referendum passed and the SGA constitution was changed.

The most recent Furman Focused email left some students relieved, yet confused about new protocols.

Students react to news of in-person classes despite campus remaining in the orange phase.

SGA President Griffin Mills encourages all Furman students to take advantage of Headspace going into the spring semester.