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Nelsen 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.
Continue ReadingCharting clarity: Furman researchers see 18th Century maps through different lenses
Maps in the 18th Century, like those today, represented commercial interests. They often left out key details, like forests and Indigenous communities.
Continue ReadingSummer institute ‘Reconstructing the Black Archive’ aims to create a more complete picture of history
Scholars participating in "Reconstructing the Black Archive" will look beyond traditional archival sources to knit together a more inclusive picture of South Carolina Black history.
Continue ReadingKindness 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.
Continue ReadingJalen 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.
Continue ReadingAlumnus 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.
Continue ReadingHealing in the spotlight
Casey Funderburk ’24 is using an internship with the Applied Theatre Center to explore how drama therapy can reach vulnerable populations.
Continue ReadingTimeline 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.
Continue ReadingReligion 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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