In the lead-up to the Career and Internship Fair, the Malone Center for Career Engagement presented “What’s in Your Closet?” to inspire job-seekers to dress professionally and confidently.
The season for family gatherings is almost upon us. Furman alumna Catherine Mootz '12 offers tips on behalf of The Home Depot, sponsor of GMA.
With works putting mariachi musicians on stage with symphonic orchestras, Sahid Palacios ’25 hopes to take traditional Mexican music in a new direction.
Melanie C. Gordon secures grant for Bridges to a Brighter Future just weeks into her new role as director of the college access and success program.
The book explores "The Powerful, Unsung (and Unelected) People Who Shaped Our Presidents." The event is sponsored by Furman University and The American History Book Club.
The Furman Advantage and Pathways programs may have led to Furman's double-digit rise in the "First-Year Experiences" category. Local news sources cover the latest US News and World Report's rankings.
This special campaign issue of Furman magazine tells the stories of those who give through Furman, how these gifts bring positive change in the world, and how you can get involved. In this issue, you’ll also meet Billy Napier ’03, head football coach at Florida, climate champion Phyllis Cuttino ’88, and many more remarkable alumni.
“Archetypes” producer Kayla Lattimore ’12 follows her curiosity – from a state prison to the life of royalty.
Progress and preservation can co-exist, says Sam Hayes ’20, who wants to keep communities together.
Furman Fellow Kylie Gambrill ’23 is on the hunt for patterns in the images and themes found in the ancient imagery carved and painted on rocks in South Carolina, Georgia and North Carolina.
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