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Cammi 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.
Continue ReadingNew course examines overlooked genre of working-class literature
Often dismissed or ignored by critics, American working-class literature treats the lived experiences of its subjects with respect and dignity and can provide insight into class issues, as Timothy Helwig’s students are discovering this semester.
Continue ReadingBrain food: Freeman’s research looks at link between microbiome and immune cells
How autism and sex differences are influenced by the gut microbiome are also targets of her research.
Continue ReadingRiley Institute’s Keely calls for investment in afterschool programs
Amy Keely urges more private, state and federal investment in afterschool and expanded learning programs in an article appearing in The Post and Courier.
Continue ReadingNews sources cover David Shi’s $1 million gift
On news of the former Furman president's donation to The Shi Institute, several media outlets run stories.
Continue ReadingPre-release praise for Hecimovich’s book rolls in
Ahead of its October debut, Gregg Hecimovich's book about the first known Black woman novelist is drawing attention from the media.
Continue ReadingRiley Institute’s DLI welcomes new Upstate cohort
Participants of the Diversity Leaders Initiative 34th Upstate class were selected through an application and interview process after being nominated by alumni of the program.
Continue ReadingNews article cites report from The Shi Institute
Reporter Royale Bonds covers affordable housing and gentrification in Greenville. Her story draws in part from a study led by Furman's Ken Kolb in concert with The Shi Institute for Sustainable Communities.
Continue ReadingFurman is keeping an eye on Tropical Storm Idalia
Furman University is monitoring Tropical Storm Idalia and will update the campus as necessary.
Continue ReadingStudy in the Savanna gave senior ‘grounded confidence’
Kaya Frawley ’24 spent Summer 2023 among the zebras in South Africa, building the skills for graduate school and life as a conservation scientist.
Continue ReadingAward-winning food writer, adjunct professor featured in local news
Jane Stern, adjunct professor of English, is a five-time winner of the James Beard Award. Her wit, self-effacing charm and passion for food are captured in an article by Lillia Callum-Penso.
Continue ReadingDanielle Vinson ponders chances for Haley, Scott
Can South Carolina’s Haley and Scott draw the GOP’s white evangelical base away from Trump? Vinson weighs in for an AP article. The story was picked up by several other outlets.
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