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Kindness club accentuates the positive

Furman’s growing Acts of Random Kindness Club is dedicated to uplifting the campus community – one simple gesture at a time.

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Jalen Slawson drafted in NBA’s second round

Jalen Slawson '23 became the first Furman Paladin to be selected in the NBA draft since 1984, going in the second round to the Sacramento Kings.

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Alumnus brings space to life as NASA Solar System Ambassador

Ray Garner ’18 shared his galactic passions in several community talks as an astronomy graduate student in Ohio – and he has no plans to stop once he gets to Texas.

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Healing in the spotlight

Casey Funderburk ’24 is using an internship with the Applied Theatre Center to explore how drama therapy can reach vulnerable populations.

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Timeline chronicles pivotal moments in LGBTQIA+ history

Jeffrey Makala of Special Collections leads effort to document significant moments in LGBTQIA+ history at Furman. The timeline spans five decades.

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Religion professor pushes back on SBC ruling

Helen Lee Turner writes an opinion piece about the Southern Baptist Convention's move to further restrict women's roles in ministry.

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Student aims to help make pedestrians and cyclists safer

Lindsay Cribbs ’24 is using her summer research opportunity to find solutions for two dangerous traffic corridors near Furman.

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Vinson speculates on presidential primary candidates

If the South Carolina Republican Presidential Primary were held today, how would current candidates rank? Danielle Vinson offers her thoughts on the what-if scenario in The State.

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Curtis steps in as head coach of Furman Women’s Basketball

Longtime coach Pierre Curtis takes the reins at Furman as head coach of Women's Basketball. Local TV stations cover the press conference.

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Nelsen weighs in on Suarez’s bid for GOP nomination

Brent Nelsen says it will be an uphill climb for Francis Suarez, the latest candidate to throw his hat in the GOP ring.

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Hecimovich named a W.E.B. Du Bois Research Institute Fellow at Harvard, again

Hecimovich wins a second W.E.B. Du Bois Research Institute fellowship at Harvard's Hutchins Center for African and African American Research.

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Furman’s Asian Garden, Place of Peace in the spotlight

FOX Carolina anchor and producer visits Furman's Asia Garden and Place of Peace during National Garden Week.

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