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Furman undergrads win Student Production Awards from the Southeast Chapter of NATAS
Four productions by Furman students earn awards from the Southeast Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, the folks behind the Daytime Emmy Awards.
Continue ReadingBrent Nelsen comments on GOP debate for SC governor’s race
Furman's Brent Nelsen says candidates' participation in the GOP debates hinges on individual campaign strategies.
Continue ReadingLiz Seman named to South Carolina’s Top 100 Women
Liz Seman, Furman chief of staff and VP for community and government relations, earns a place on South Carolina's list of Top 100 Women.
Continue ReadingErin Wamsley quoted in TIME about memory and learning
A TIME magazine story about memory and learning quotes Furman's Wamsley, who pushes back on the idea that rest is a waste of time. Rather, "offline states" are necessary for memory consolidation.
Continue ReadingFurman Engaged was a steppingstone for Fretwell ’16
From an internship at a local crisis shelter to presenting his experiences to crowds, Joe Fretwell applies what he learned at Furman every day in his career.
Continue ReadingSierra Burns M’29 made headlines at February’s State of the Union for her advocacy of the foster care system
As Sierra Burns earns her master’s degree at Furman, she’s also working full time at Prisma, advocating for a foster care bill at the South Carolina statehouse and being invited to the State of the...
Continue ReadingUndergraduate student presents at national chemistry symposium
Undergraduate research is part of Furman’s DNA, and senior Skylar Delozier won an opportunity to present her years of research at a national conference.
Continue ReadingBrendan Talwar ’11 talks ‘All the Sharks’ on WSPA’s ‘Your Carolina’
Brendan Talwar '11 and his research partner talk "All the Sharks" and more in a conversation aired on WSPA's "Your Carolina." Talwar says his passion for conservation began at Furman.
Continue ReadingMentorship in Action at Furman Engaged
Shaniece Criss and Roger Abim-Karmon are just two examples of the mentorship that happens throughout a Furman student’s academic career leading up to Furman Engaged.
Continue ReadingLocal news covers first-round play at NCAA Tournament, Paladins vs. Huskies
Furman players and Head Coach Bob Richey reflect on the Paladins' loss to No. 2 seed UConn at the NCAA Tournament. "They didn't go down without a fight," writes one reporter. Another reporter notes the...
Continue ReadingNo. 2 Seed UConn Survives Against No. 15 Seed Furman In NCAA Tournament First Round, 82-71
No. 15 seed Furman Paladins men's basketball saw its run in the NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Tournament come to a close with a first-round loss 82-71 to No. 2 seed UConn Huskies
Continue ReadingCourtney Tollison included in ‘Celebrating South Carolina Women’
Furman's Courtney Tollison '99, Distinguished University Public Historian and Scholar, is recognized among 50 South Carolina women making an impact by the publishers of "Who's on the Move."
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