FURMAN IN THE NEWS
A panel hosted by The Hill Institute unpacks the impact of AI
Furman alumni and representatives of Furman institutes and centers lead panel "AI and the Future of Business" in downtown Greenville.
Continue ReadingFurman’s Hunt explains seismic activity in Iceland
Emma Hunt speaks to a WYFF News 4 meteorologist about increased seismic rumblings in Iceland where she led a MayX this year. Two students who were part of the trip join the conversation.
Continue ReadingBook by Hecimovich named among ’10 Best’ by WAPO
English Professor Gregg Hecimovich's "The Life and Times of Hannah Crafts" earns a spot in The Washington Post's "10 Best Books of 2023."
Continue ReadingRestorative truth-telling, goal of Riley DLI program
The Community Remembrance Project of Greenville County was established in 2019 by a cohort of Diversity Leaders Initiative fellows of The Riley Institute at Furman University.
Continue ReadingMargaret Oakes talks Margaret Cavendish on British podcast
Oakes talks about the colorful and bold 17th century Duchess of Newcastle with David Crowther, host of "The History of England" podcast.
Continue ReadingFurman Paladins win first outright SoCon championship since 1990
The Furman Paladins celebrate their first outright SoCon championship in over 30 years. Local news stations cover the victory over VMI that notched Furman's 7th straight SoCon win for the season.
Continue ReadingWWII veteran, pastor, Furman alum honored in Veteran’s Day tribute
Roy Oliver McClain '41 served as a U.S. Army chaplain, ministering to soldiers in the Pacific Theater. The experience spurred his fight for civil rights decades later.
Continue ReadingFurman QB, 2nd Lt. Tyler Huff receives Armed Forces Merit Award
Tyler Huff was selected among a list of 46 nominations for the honor from the Football Writers Association of America. Several news outlets covered the announcement, which was made via Zoom.
Continue ReadingMike Bothwell returns from Israel
Men's Basketball standout Mike Bothwell describes his experience overseas when the war between Hamas and Israel broke out. He sat down with FOX Carolina's Beth Hoole in a 12-minute interview.
Continue ReadingRiley Institute reading program for inmates and their families gets new name
Riley's Readers enables SC inmates at 21 prisons statewide to record bedtime stories for their children. The program is named for The Riley Institute namesake Richard W. Riley, former SC governor and U.S. secretary of...
Continue ReadingVinson says voter turnout in local elections is ‘the name of the game’
Local elections typically don't draw many from the electorate, which is why additional votes for a well-connected challenger could swing a contest in their direction. Danielle Vinson explains in The Post and Courier.
Continue ReadingLocal news covers unveiling of Land Acknowledgement plaque
The unveiling on Nov. 3 drew about 100 people including news crews from local TV stations.
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