Darren Hick asked students to write an essay about David Hume and the "paradox of horror." The Post and Courier tested the assignment with artificial intelligence bot ChatGPT.
Danielle Vinson goes on record about the positive and negative aspects of Haley's early entry to the 2024 presidential race. She also comments on DeSantis's possible 2024 run.
Three scientists from three different Furman departments receive grants from SC INBRE to study drug resistance, taste and memory, and autism spectrum disorder.
As these firsthand stories illustrate, at Furman, mentoring is as much a part of the culture as the Bell Tower or Furman Lake.
A panel that included Furman's own Bryan Davis of The Hill Institute for Innovation and Entrepreneurship discussed how to measure Greenville's entrepreneurial climate.
Revitalization of the Judson Mill District is good for some. Is it good for all? Ken Kolb, chair of the sociology department, weighs in with his thoughts in a FOX Carolina report.
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.
“Africans Do Not All Look Alike.” So stated the poster for an event organized by Furman’s Afrikiya student organization.
Even before his year as Finland’s prime minister, Alexander Stubb ’93 was arguing that his country should be a member of NATO.
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.
Clinton Colmenares Director of News and Media Strategy
