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Festivals and the club scene are often filled with drugs or paraphernelia that incoming college students may be unware of. These drugs, including Molly and Ecstasy can give an euphoric feeling, but comes with the risk of dehydration, nausea, and overdose.

Former President Bill Clinton made a stop at downtown Greenville’s Peace Center last Tuesday, April 8, thanks to his longtime friend and 1954 Furman graduate Richard W. Riley. The event was a part of the numerous conferences and symposia hosted by the Riley Institute, which is currently celebrating its 15th anniversary.

You may think that being stuck on campus during May or for the summer is going to be a drag. Without many of your friends on campus, you sigh, there won’t be anything to do.

The number of Cultural Life Program events a student attends in any given semester affects their priority for choosing classes for the following term and more importantly is a requirement for graduation. While many students find it easy to meet the 32 CLP event attendance requirement, there are many others who struggle to get every single credit before walking out of Furman’s gates for the last time.

The Furman Lake, as if it were not already lethal enough, is now currently being occupied by an unidentified menace that resembles something between a shark and the Loch Ness monster.