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Greenville native Jesse Jackson dies at 84
Jesse Jackson grew up in Greenville and was a Furman fan when Frank Selvy was leading the basketball team in the Southern Conference. His indelible mark on the Civil Rights Movement and community activism is...
Continue ReadingGreenville Journal spotlights Furman’s bicentennial kickoff
Jay King of Greenville Journal writes an extensive piece about Furman's Bicentennial Convocation and other events. He quotes many of the speakers from the Feb. 12 ceremony including Elizabeth Davis, David Shi '73 and Regenald...
Continue ReadingClay Wallace ’26 receives Furman’s first Yenching Scholar fellowship
The all-expense paid, two-year fellowship will allow Wallace to pursue politics and international relations at the Beijing, China, academy while he further develops his Mandarin Chinese language skills.
Continue ReadingWalk for Peace, Furman’s Place of Peace highlighted on FOX Carolina
FOX Carolina turns to Furman Assistant Professor of Religion and Asian Studies Victoria Montrose who talks about Furman's Place of Peace, Buddhism and why the Walk for Peace inspires so many.
Continue ReadingBasketball great Bob Pettit remembers Frank Selvy ’54 on SEC Network
Pettit and Selvy '54 were virtually tied in points per game until Selvy scored 100 points in a single game against Newberry College Feb. 13, 1954.
Continue ReadingFurman unboxes its legacy within a 1993 time capsule
Alumni and current students connected over their shared history Thursday at the time capsule’s unveiling.
Continue ReadingArea news outlets cover Furman’s bicentennial celebration
Coverage of Furman's Bicentennial Convocation and other events aired on FOX Carolina, WYFF News 4 and Columbia station WIS News 10.
Continue ReadingA rousing start to Furman’s year of Bicentennial celebrations
Furman University kicked off its 200th anniversary celebration with a special convocation that recalled the past, cheered the present and looks forward to the next century.
Continue ReadingFurman’s Bell Tower goes red for women’s heart health
Furman University’s Institute for the Advancement of Community Health and the American Heart Association have partnered to promote awareness of disparities in how women’s heart health issues are treated.
Continue ReadingSharing the Love: Alumni, students and parents say what they love about Furman
For Valentine’s Day, Furman students, alumni and parents reveal what made them fall in love with the university in the first place.
Continue ReadingConfirmed case of measles on campus; no indication of widespread exposure
An individual on Furman's campus has been confirmed to have measles. There is no indication of widespread exposure and contact tracing is being conducted.
Continue ReadingDr. Kerry Sease talks about heart health on WSPA’s ‘Your Carolina’
Cardiovascular disease is the No. 1 cause of death among women. Drs. Sease and Saria Saccocio aim to raise awareness of the threat as part of the American Heart Association's Go Red for Women initiative.
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