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Construction underway for startup community on Poinsett
Construction has begun for the Crescent Startup Community on Poinsett Highway. The Hill Institute for Innovation and Entrepreneurship at Furman will have a presence at the 47,000-square-foot hub.
Continue ReadingLocal TV stations cover move-in day for first-year students
Furman welcomed the class of 2027 Aug. 17. News outlets covered the excitement surrounding Furman's most academically selective class since 2005 and the most racially diverse class in the school's history. Furman's Ron Thompson spoke...
Continue ReadingWamsley awarded NSF grant to study impact of wakeful rest on memory
Those periods of daydreaming or apparent inattention in the moment may not be so bad. Erin Wamsley says real work is happening in the brain to galvanize long-term memory.
Continue ReadingNew school year launched with Opening Convocation
More than 600 members of the Class of 2027 were urged to stretch beyond their comfort zones and approach differing perspectives with respect and curiosity.
Continue ReadingAlexander Stubb to run for Finnish president
The 1993 political science alumnus will run as the National Coalition Party candidate.
Continue ReadingFacts and figures about the Class of 2027
Statistics don’t lie: The newest Paladins bring an impressive array of talents, interests and achievements to campus.
Continue ReadingNelsen speaks to local TV station about latest Trump indictment
Furman's Brent Nelsen goes on record about the latest indictment against Donald Trump including possible defense strategies, the complex nature of the indictment, and whether it matters to his base.
Continue ReadingSGA president is students’ biggest cheerleader, on and off the field
Meredith Ervin ’24 plans to use her role as leader of the Student Government Association to bring diverse groups together in a positive, uplifting campus culture.
Continue ReadingTime with the Triumph was #InternshipGoals for student
A summer internship with a professional soccer club was a pitch-perfect opportunity for Gracie Carroll ’25 to prepare for a marketing career.
Continue ReadingFurman again among Princeton Review’s best
The university has been included in the rankings since they began more than 30 years ago. Professors, theater get high scores this year.
Continue ReadingA summer on the farm opens intern’s eyes to possibilities
For Kaycie Blankenship ’24, a 7-acre organic farm in Pickens County was the perfect place to get her hands dirty and cultivate her future plans.
Continue ReadingPredmore discusses sustainability jobs
Andrew Predmore talks to FOX Carolina about how Furman is preparing students for jobs in corporate sustainability.
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