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FF member Tina Hanlon chats with other members as they wait for the October meeting to commence.
Ferrum Forward Conducts November Meeting
November 14, 2024
President Mirta Martin and Warren Wilson student Candela Perez-Castellanos speak about Hurricane Helene.
President Mirta Martin’s Thoughts on Lees-McRae Joining Campus After Hurricane Helene
November 14, 2024
Panther and Bobcat athletes link arms in a show of solidarity and support. At center is Ferrum President Mirta Martin.
Not Self But Others
November 14, 2024
FOFP Director Rebecca Saunders (Right) and Vice Executive Director Kat Harrison (Left) join The Panther's Pulse to discuss the non-profits "rollercoaster" proposal process.
Friends of Ferrum Park Talks Future
November 14, 2024
From left: Erica Austin, Caroline James, and Ashley Bondurant proudly pose at the steps of their salon, ready to add a touch of beauty to the Village.
Handling with Hair
November 7, 2024
Charles Tart III leads the Panthers in scoring (37) after two games.
Men’s Basketball Dominates in Back-to-Back Wins
November 17, 2024
Women's Soccer Head Coach Erin Saleeby joins The Panther's Pulse after a record-setting 11-0 start to their season.
Saleeby Salutes Senior Class
November 14, 2024
Alfredo Abel-Rivera, junior, drives the ball inside against a Bridgewater opponent in last year's ODAC tournament.
Men’s Basketball Opens Season Against Carolina Christian
November 8, 2024
Senior Kayla Fedison scored her first goal of the season in the team's final game.
Team Has Bitter-Sweet End to the Winningest Women’s Soccer Season
November 7, 2024
From left, seniors Erick Nolasco, Jaedyn McKinney, Callum Harrison, and MJ Upchurch, stand alongside their families while being honored for senior night.
Men’s Soccer Ties Royals at Home
November 6, 2024
From left, sophomore Ahna Tyree, Bluegrass Brass Creative Director Rachel Blankenship-Tucker, and Theatre Arts Professor Emily Blankenship-Tucker perform "Twelfth Night: Or What You Will."
Theatre Department Showcases Ren Faire and ‘Twelfth Night’
November 5, 2024
Sophomores, Myles Chambers, left, and Paris Pannell perform a song by Rod Wave.
Karaoke Night Draws Low Numbers but Energy Remains High
October 30, 2024
Joseph Flores, sophomore, prepares to log in to an XBox console.
Old and New
October 22, 2024
The junior class, left, faces the senior class in a Homecoming kick-off contest of tug-of-war.
Homecoming Week Kicks Off
October 16, 2024
The Night of Terrors flyer can be found across campus and online, promoting the event and encouraging students to sign up. Interested participants may use the QR code to sign up.
A Night of Terrors
October 16, 2024
President Mirta Martin and Warren Wilson student Candela Perez-Castellanos speak about Hurricane Helene.
President Mirta Martin’s Thoughts on Lees-McRae Joining Campus After Hurricane Helene
November 14, 2024
Women's Soccer Head Coach Erin Saleeby joins The Panther's Pulse after a record-setting 11-0 start to their season.
Saleeby Salutes Senior Class
November 14, 2024
FOFP Director Rebecca Saunders (Right) and Vice Executive Director Kat Harrison (Left) join The Panther's Pulse to discuss the non-profits "rollercoaster" proposal process.
Friends of Ferrum Park Talks Future
November 14, 2024
As flood waters recede in Swanannoa, NC, a trail of devastation is left in its path.
Hurricane Victim and Former Student Takes Refuge on Campus
October 15, 2024
Theatre Department Begins 'Joseph' Production
Theatre Department Begins ‘Joseph’ Production
March 22, 2024
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Scout Lynch, Staff Writer

Scout is an English major who aspires to be a published essayist. They love to write poetry, horror stories, and autobiographical-style short stories. In their spare time, they create Dungeons and Dragons campaigns for their friends to play in. Scout is vegan and passionate about liberation for all living creatures, as well as making plant-based food accessible to anyone and everyone willing to try it.

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The Night of Terrors flyer can be found across campus and online, promoting the event and encouraging students to sign up. Interested participants may use the QR code to sign up.

[Photo] A Night of Terrors

Grace Weaver, Assistant Editor
October 16, 2024
Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) has compared Donald Trump's legal difficulties to the persecution of Nelson Mandela and Jesus.

Commentary: Former President Should Not Be ‘Christified’

Scout Lynch, Staff Writer
February 23, 2024
A misinterpretation of a text can lead to people being led astray.

Commentary: Religious Texts Require Context

Scout Lynch, Staff Writer
November 1, 2023
What was once regarded as not much more than an illicit street drug, Magic Mushrooms have gained traction in the therapeutic community.

Commentary: Psilocybin–Why Is It Illegal?

Scout Lynch, Staff Writer
October 16, 2023
Anthony Oliver's song has gone viral, but the tune misses its mark in the end.

Commentary: ‘Rich Men North Of Richmond’ Falls Short in Message

Scout Lynch, Staff Writer
September 8, 2023
The dining hall set-up in the escape room.

It’s Elementary, My Dear Walton!

Scout Lynch, Staff Writer
October 26, 2022
Gage Shelton, sophomore, and Harley Steger, senior, roll the dice.

DnD Makes Resurgence on Campus

Scout Lynch, Staff Writer
October 25, 2022
Stanley Library staff, Rachel Walton (left), Danny Adams (middle), and Sierra Alley (right), gather around the computer to start up a round of Misinformation in the Space Age.

Need Some Space?

Scout Lynch, Staff Writer
October 18, 2022
The national student loan debt has risen to an overwhelming amount.

Forgive us our Debts

Scout Lynch
September 13, 2022
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