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Danielle Vinson comments on Epstein files in The Telegraph
Following the DOJ's latest release of documents about Jeffrey Epstein, The Telegraph turns to Furman's Danielle Vinson for her take on the findings.
Continue ReadingFurman University to mark Bicentennial with special campus events on Feb. 12
Furman University will commemorate its bicentennial milestone with a full day of reflection, learning and celebration on Thursday, Feb. 12, honoring 200 years of shared history and institutional excellence. As the university begins its third...
Continue ReadingDr. George C. Haddad ’90 helps stem measles outbreak
Dr. Haddad '90 focuses on educating students, patients and families about a previously eradicated disease. In a FOX Carolina interview, he says his goal is to keep lines of communication open about measles and understand...
Continue ReadingSongFest finds enduring home at Furman University
The long-running and internationally known summer festival is dedicated to the study and performance of classical art song. Now, after 30 years of being hosted out West and other regions, SongFest's permanent home is Furman...
Continue ReadingBicentennial Exhibition Part I on display at Duke Library
An exhibition about Furman's first 100 years, including four different sites for the university, is on view at the James B. Duke Library 2nd floor gallery through May 2026.
Continue ReadingFurman hosts Black History Month events for students, faculty and staff
A variety of Cultural Life Programs and other events offer chances to reflect, discuss and learn about Black history.
Continue ReadingLocal news sources cover snow day at Furman
Saturday, Jan. 31, brought ample snow to campus, and local news stations FOX Carolina, WYFF, and WIS News 10 brought crews to cover the beauty and fun. Vanzeppelin Aerial captured stunning drone footage.
Continue ReadingFurman University honors 61 years since Joseph Vaughn broke barriers
As Furman’s first Black undergraduate student, Vaughn paved the way for many more ambitious, achieving students to call themselves Paladins.
Continue ReadingTollison, Harris write commentary in The Post and Courier
Richard Furman was an integral figure during the American Revolution and a staunch supporter of education and religious freedom. Tollison and Harris write an opinion piece as the country celebrates 250 years, and while Furman...
Continue ReadingNew book by Tollison celebrates Furman’s 200 years of impact
The coffee table book spans Furman’s history from its beginnings as an academy-seminary in Edgefield, South Carolina, to its rise as a university in downtown Greenville in 1851, to its move 100 years later to...
Continue ReadingKathleen B. Casey offers excerpt from book about purses in Medium
In Medium, Casey reveals how a simple gesture involving Rosa Parks and a purse figures into the Civil Rights Movement and how both Black and white women used purses to "challenge existing power structures."
Continue Reading‘Love on the Spectrum’ star Tanner Smith returns to Furman
The reality show star visited to discuss growing up with autism and the accommodations and resources that helped him flourish.
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