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Furman’s World Cup Legacy Continues to Shape the Game
From Clint Dempsey and Ricardo Clark to Walker Zimmerman, Furman soccer has left an indelible mark on the FIFA World Cup.
Continue ReadingBoroughs ’02, Sayeski ’94 quoted in The Post and Courier about new school data tool
In The Post and Courier, Bryan Boroughs '02 and Ben Sayeski '94 talk about a new school data tool that aims to quell false assumptions and keep emotions surrounding public education in check.
Continue ReadingPaul L. Thomas comments on third grade retention in The Post and Courier
Furman's Paul Thomas says South Carolina's focus on standardized testing is misplaced. More attention should be given to out-of-school variables like poverty and homelessness rather than holding students back for low reading scores.
Continue ReadingSearch for Extraterrestrial Intelligence Institute publishes findings
Valeria Garcia Lopez '26 was part of a team that studied radio signals from interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS. The physics and applied mathematics graduate was quoted in several news sources.
Continue ReadingShaniece Criss selected for Liberty Fellowship’s Class of 2027
The Liberty Fellowship is an independent, values-based leadership organization aimed at advancing the state of South Carolina on a local, national and global stage. Criss was selected among 21 leaders across the state.
Continue ReadingFurman brings experiential learning to summer MayX session
The May Experience is a three-week summer term where students earn credits in special classes not offered during the academic year.
Continue ReadingIACH connects Furman students with community health advocates
The annual Building Better Tomorrows Conference linked classroom concepts with practical application when it comes to addressing the health outcomes tied to social isolation.
Continue ReadingFurman wins best men’s and women’s athletic programs at the SoCon league meeting
Furman Athletics wins both the Southern Conference Commissioner's Cup and Germann Cup in the same year for the first time in the school's history.
Continue ReadingFurman Department of Music presents Music by the Lake Concert Series
Concerts at the amphitheater take place every Thursday at 7:30 p.m. now through July 30. Concerts are free and open to the public.
Continue ReadingTollison, Harris pen article about Furman’s historic campuses throughout SC
In the second in a series of commentaries appearing in The Post and Courier, Courtney Tollison '99 and Emily Anne Harris '25 describe Furman's storied and at times "messy" past in the Lowcountry, Midlands, Pee...
Continue ReadingLibby Adams ’27 receives Hertog Fellowship
Furman knows Adams '27 is a yes-and kind of person. And so do the people at D.C.-based Hertog Foundation. Furman's third Hertog Fellow, Adams will participate in the foundation's War Studies Program this summer.
Continue ReadingKeely, Winkler describe benefits of youth development programs in SC
Amy Keely and Claudia Winkler of The Riley Institute at Furman University write an op-ed in The Post and Courier about the need for programs in the state for bolstering college and career readiness.
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