Paladins head west for quarterfinals of FCS Playoffs
It's been almost 20 years since the Paladins have advanced to the FCS quarterfinals. They'll face the Montana Grizzlies in Big Sky Country this Friday, Dec. 8, at 9 p.m.
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Kolb explores sociology and modern-day river piloting
There are some things automation can't replace. Furman's Ken Kolb explains the nuances of modern-day shipping at the intersection of automation and human skill.
Ancient water could have driven early protein formation on Earth
Research by Professor of Chemistry George C. Shields and students demonstrates how water may have sped up the creation of proteins in the prebiotic world, causing a chemical cascade that led to all life on Earth.
Furman set to assist at-risk communities in building climate, natural disaster resilience
An initiative led by Oregon-based Geos Institute enables The Shi Institute to partner with SC coastal communities to mitigate impacts of extreme climate events.
Five Paladins to watch this Saturday
The Greenville News singles out five Paladins to watch this Saturday, Dec. 2, at Paladin Stadium when they face Chattanooga in the FCS Playoffs.
During end-of-term crunch time, Furman unites to relieve student stress
A year-round commitment to mental resilience is enhanced during exams and other high-stress times with study breaks, mindfulness practices, mini-massages, snacks and dogs.
FURMAN MAGAZINE
The Fall 2023 issue of Furman magazine tells the stories of stunt artist Lane Erwin ’15, Furman’s first known Cherokee student Shelby Parker ’15, a special friendship behind the historic success of the men’s basketball team, and many more remarkable alumni, students, faculty and staff.
Fall 2023 Features
Shelby’s Song
Shelby Parker ’15 is preserving and strengthening the Cherokee culture by uplifting its members – at work and at home.
The Race to Reduce
Climate change threatens our health and hopes for the future. Here is what Furman is doing about it.
Cells on the Move
A professor and his students are researching how cells spread, move and interact with other cells, which could help us better understand cancer metastasis.
