Greenville picked No. 1 for 'The South's Best Cities on the Rise'
The people behind #yeahTHATGreenville show why Furman's hometown of Greenville, South Carolina, is considered the top Southern city on the rise.
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Why state Democrats were embarrassed at the polls
Danielle Vinson reflects on the governor's race and why Joe Cunningham faced an uphill battle for the spot.
Student battles invisible crisis for Native American women
Chloe Sanderson ’24 is working to raise awareness about missing and murdered indigenous people.
Mable Owens Clarke receives Order of the Palmetto
Soapstone Baptist Church was established in 1865 by freed slaves. Mable Owens Clarke fulfills a promise to keep its doors open and its land protected, and for her efforts, receives South Carolina's highest civilian honor.
Selvy inducted into National Collegiate Basketball HOF; Furman renames award in his honor
Furman Men's Basketball standout is inducted into the HOF during a YouTube ceremony Nov. 20. Furman Athletics renames an award in his honor as an enduring tribute to the legend.
Williams speaks with Michael W. Twitty about 'Koshersoul: The Faith and Food Journey of an African American Jew'
Assistant Professor of Anthropology Judith Williams moderates a conversation with award-winning culinary and cultural historian Michael W. Twitty for the Miami Book Fair Online.
FURMAN MAGAZINE
In the Fall 2022 issue of Furman magazine, learn how a gift from David Trone ’77 and his wife, June, supports student thriving and belonging, discover which movies were filmed in the region around Furman, and find out if there is a better way to test math.
Fall 2022 Features
Reshaping Narratives
“Africans Do Not All Look Alike.” So stated the poster for an event organized by Furman’s Afrikiya student organization.
Politico Takes the Pulse
Even before his year as Finland’s prime minister, Alexander Stubb ’93 was arguing that his country should be a member of NATO.
Is There a Better Way to Test Math?
We assume that the more thoroughly students understand course material, the better they’ll do on standardized tests. That’s not what this research revealed.
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