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Kilstofte’s compositions to be performed near and far

Mark Kilstofte's compositions will be performed across the U.S. and beyond. Three performances benefit relief efforts in Ukraine and Uganda.

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Tomiko Brown-Nagin ’92 will address Class of 2023 at Commencement

An award-winning legal historian and an expert in constitutional law and education law and policy, Brown-Nagin is the dean of Harvard University’s Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study.

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Help for Ted Lasso and Nathan Shelley; A Furman psychology professor weighs in on the strained relationship

Ted Lasso and Nate Shelley have a complicated relationship on the show Ted Lasso. Grace Binion, assistant professor of psychology at Furman, breaks down their issues and says therapy can help.

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LDOC gets local news coverage

A time-honored tradition at Furman, the senior fountain plunge, was one of the LDOC festivities covered by local news stations.

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Furman professor gets James Beard nomination for food desert book

Ken Kolb's book, “Retail Inequality: Reframing the Food Desert Debate,” is nominated for a James Beard Foundation Media Award in a new category recognizing books covering food issues and advocacy.

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Class of 2023 dives in to LDOC festivities

Seniors continued the tradition of fountain-hopping and enjoyed food, games and Elvis as the Spring 2023 semester winds down.

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2023 Senior Spotlight

Meet six outstanding members of the Class of 23 and find out what their plans are after graduation.

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Four Furman alumni honored in ’40 Under 40′ list

Several Furman alumni appear in GSA Business Report's list of "40 Under 40" professionals.

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Furman Men’s Basketball gives back to community

Furman Men's Basketball shows appreciation for the support from the City of Greenville. The squad spends time with children in an after-school program at West Greenville Community Center.

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Furman alumna Messick provides hope through Jasmine Road

Jasmine Road was launched by Beth Messick in 2016. The first program of its kind in Greenville, its mission is to provide a path to healing and employment for women survivors of sex trafficking, prostitution...

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Furman’s David Fleming goes on record about GOP candidates for 2024 race

Fleming speaks to The Greenville News about a widening field of potential Republican candidates for the 2024 presidential election.

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First Gentleman talks cookies with Fox Carolina

Charles Davis talks about his Southern Living "Cook of the Month" honor and a cookie tradition he introduced at Furman.

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