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Furman mourns the loss of College Football HOF Coach Dick Sheridan
Several news outlets reported on the passing of Sheridan who led the Furman Paladins and the NCSU Wolfpack in successful seasons from the 70s to the 90s.
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.
Continue ReadingFurman President Davis, Cosby respond to SCOTUS affirmative action ruling
Local new outlets reach out to Furman for comment the about U.S. Supreme Court's decision on affirmative action.
Continue ReadingAdvantage Scholars prepare to join the Furman community
In an immersive three-day program, incoming students got a preview of how the Furman community is facing issues locally and globally – and learned more about how they can be a part of it.
Continue ReadingFurman rejoins the Fair Labor Association
Students pressed for the university’s membership to an organization that seeks greater transparency and accountability on behalf of workers worldwide.
Continue ReadingFurman acquires ‘Poems,’ the ‘crowning jewel’ of teaching collection
Furman has acquired a first-edition copy of Phillis Wheatley’s “Poems,” published in 1773. It is the first book by an African American, the first book by an African American woman and the first book of...
Continue ReadingClass of 2027 kick-starts Furman experience at Summer Orientation
A preview of academic life for incoming first-year students was also a high-impact experience for the upperclass students serving as orientation leaders.
Continue ReadingNelsen comments on the delicate line GOP candidates must walk while facing Trump
Nelsen believes GOP candidates will eventually get off the fence about Trump and start going on the attack, but they'll wait it out as long as possible.
Continue ReadingFive new degree tracks expand opportunities for business majors
Starting this fall, Furman students majoring in business administration can choose to concentrate in one of five tracks: finance, international business, marketing, entrepreneurship and general business administration.
Continue ReadingIn Cambodia, health care and ‘the human side of people’
During a May Experience to Cambodia, students shadowed clinicians, attended classes, kept observation journals and produced a paper comparing the health care systems.
Continue ReadingFair works with clinic that provides ‘human-centered care’
IACH's Melissa Fair cites statistics that demand non-judgmental, trauma-informed care for expectant mothers with SUD. The aim of Magdelene Clinic is to retain families and demonstrate that patients are making strides toward recovery.
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