Webcam WORTH the PRICE
When Sarah Worth gave birth to twins William and Charles on November 28, her husband Bill Price, stationed halfway around the world in Baghdad, actually saw the children first -- thanks to a Webcam, wireless Internet and a good friend.
Helping to shape public policy
A groundbreaking study on the state's k-12 education system by the Riley Institute at Furman will be circulated this spring. The study, which took nearly two years to complete, could help shape public policy on public education.
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Greenway to become a reality
With the passage of a hospitality tax last year that will generate roughly $6 million for county recreation projects, a plan to convert a 13-mile railroad to a foot and bike trail is moving from drawing board to reality.
A great match
When longtime Vice President for Student Services Harry Shucker cleans out his desk late this year, it will be the relationships that he will miss the most.
Stuck in the 70s
While much of campus has undergone renovation in recent years, the Lay Physical Activities Center has remained in a time warp. That could change next year.
Fourth to be discontinued
The Fourth at Furman, a longtime summer staple at the university, will not be held this year.