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    Local news covers tribute to 'unofficial campus mascot,' Riley

    Riley Knox padded out to Furman's campus on a nearly daily basis with her humans. Riley's Pet Rainbow Bridge pays tribute to her and lost pets everywhere. WYFF News 4 has the story.

    Paul L. Thomas says education policy and socioeconomic policy have strong ties

    Thomas says education policy and socioeconomic policy are strongly correlated, and education policymaking should not hinge on standardized test scores.

    Brent Nelsen weighs in on Kamala Harris visit to Upstate

    Nelsen tells WYFF News 4 that Harris' visit is meant to build momentum for the Democratic Party ahead of primary season and midterm elections.

    Rinker Paladin Pitch Showcases Student Innovation at Timmons Arena

    Four student finalists competed for the $10,000 prize in the Rinker Paladin Pitch competition at Timmons Arena. The event opened the Furman Engaged event and crowned a new winner.

    Discover Furman Engaged: Recommended Sessions and Events

    Students, their research and their experiences take center stage at the annual Furman Engaged event, a celebration of The Furman Advantage and engaged learning.

    Students to paint rainbow bridge memorial for Riley the dog

    On April 12, students are gathering near the North Village apartments to work on this tribute to a dog who meant so much to so many.
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    Fall 2025 Features

    Fruits of Labor and Learning

    From Furman to Apple, Kristin Huguet Quayle ’99 recalls what started it all and how she became an integral part of one of the world's largest companies.

    Pal-atable Idea

    Conor Dowler ’24 strives to make wine more approachable to diners everywhere with Palate Pal.

    The Comeback: Happy Trails

    The Furman University Outdoors Club shares some of their favorite places to hike, camp and explore around Greenville, South Carolina

    Events around the lake.

    The promise is real

    We see clearly the promise of setting Furman apart in higher education and preparing our students as never before to be agents of inspiration, leadership and change in the world.

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