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Board of Trustees gains four new members
During its meeting in October, the board continued its work providing leadership and strategic direction for Furman University.
Continue ReadingAlexa Harrison ’09 dishes the scoop for Ben & Jerry’s
The English literature and Spanish literature double covered red carpet entertainment events as a reporter for a decade. Now she's sharing the iconic ice cream company's story.
Continue ReadingLaw firm internship helped student focus on future
A summer in a downtown Greenville law office showed business administration major Blake Hundley ’24 how the concepts learned in the classroom play out in a professional setting.
Continue ReadingDavid Shi’s $1 million gift builds on a legacy of sustainability
President Emeritus David Shi was there at the beginning of school’s sustainability efforts, and his gift to the endowment of The Shi Institute for Sustainable Communities will help ensure its future.
Continue ReadingA pro cyclist turned coach draws on his Furman education
For Rusty Miller ’98, a former professional cyclist, coaching is as much about character and integrity as it is about technique and skill in the sport. He is the director of EF Education-ONTO, based in...
Continue ReadingParker ’17 knows young professionals
Kamber Parker is on mission to help companies attract and retain young professionals.
Continue ReadingGiving to Furman tops $40 million in fiscal year 2023
Despite downward trends in giving nationally and a challenging economy, philanthropic contributions to Furman in fiscal year 2023 reached $41.6 million, marking the third year in a row that giving topped $40 million.
Continue ReadingFurman alum Tensley reviews book about infamous art thief
Brandon Tensley '12 takes a close look at Michael Finkel's book and raises questions about archiving and custodianship of history's greatest works of art.
Continue ReadingSheree Wright: Coming Up Roses
Former Furman horticulturist and keeper of swans goes on record about America's favorite flower.
Continue ReadingDarby Moore ’17 on a mission to protect endangered species
Moore's research at the University of Cincinnati is aimed at informing management strategies for parrot reintroduction programs.
Continue ReadingFurman’s ‘Music By The Lake’ series a gift to the community
Director of Bands Sue Samuels reminds WYFF viewers it's not too late to catch live, free concerts at Furman's amphitheater, a tradition for more than 50 years at the university.
Continue ReadingFurman alumna Brown-Nagin responds to affirmative action ruling
Harvard professor Tomiko Brown-Nagin '92 H'23 writes an opening opinion piece to The New York Times' "How To Fix College Admissions Now" in the wake of the SCOTUS' ruling on affirmative action.
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