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Furman ranks 4th for sustainability
The Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education’s 2023 Sustainable Campus Index also ranks Furman 4th for campus engagement.
Continue ReadingMartha Johns, alumna and former Furman first lady, passes away at 97
Visitation will be Sunday, 3:30-5 p.m., at Mackey Funerals and Cremations, 311 Century Drive, Greenville. A funeral will be held at Furman on Monday, Sept. 18, at 11 a.m. in Daniel Chapel. The campus community...
Continue ReadingFaithful storytelling inspires Indigenous translation of New Testament
Furman students and community members learned about Terry Wildman’s attempt to give Native Americans a fresh appreciation of scripture and undo the damage of colonial “Christianization.”
Continue ReadingAganga-Williams ’08 joins Robertson on ‘4 The Record’
Temidayo Aganga-Williams has an extended interview with WYFF News 4's Nigel Robertson about the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol. He also gives advice to students looking ahead to careers.
Continue ReadingPaul L. Thomas pushes back on third grade retention practices
Furman's Paul Thomas explains why holding back third graders for not passing standardized reading tests is not in the best interest of children.
Continue ReadingLocal news covers Riley Institute, OLLI StraightTalk series
Local TV stations interview The Riley Insitute's Jill Fuson, Politics and International Affairs' Danielle Vinson, and members of the audience. Student protesters opposed to Georgia's voting policy also weigh in.
Continue ReadingLozano-Alonso comments on the future of Hispanic entrepreneurship
Lozano-Alonso describes what the Latino community brings to a thriving U.S. economy in an article about the best cities for Hispanic entrepreneurship.
Continue ReadingVinson weighs in on the question of Biden’s age
Does age matter for the highest office in the land? Furman's Danielle Vinson offers her thoughts on President Biden as a viable two-term candidate.
Continue Reading‘Barbie’ CLP explores diverse perspectives on cultural phenomenon
Was the blockbuster movie of summer 2023 a subversive takedown of the patriarchy or a marketing ploy to sell dolls? More than 200 students and faculty gathered for the conversation.
Continue ReadingFurman Department of Music announces slate of fall concerts
The Music Department presents nearly 30 concerts this fall featuring guest artists and Furman ensembles. All are open to the public. Most are free of charge.
Continue ReadingMartha Paige Greene explored a career in precision medicine with summer internship at Harvard
The internship, through the Institute for the Advancement of Community Health, pairs students each year with Jason Vassy ’01, an internal medicine physician and associate professor of medicine at Harvard.
Continue ReadingCammi Stilwell’s ‘Odd’ debuts at The Warehouse Theatre
Stilwell's upbringing and a love of writing, reading and drama figure prominently in her journey to become a playwright.
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