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Students make their voices heard at the Joseph Vaughn Oratorical Competition
Joseph Vaughn was the first Black American to enroll at Furman in January 1965. An annual oratorical competition was established in his honor in 2008.
Continue ReadingFurman trustee John Yates receives lifetime achievement award from Atlanta Business Chronicle
Yates, a member of the Furman Board of Trustees, is honored for corporate citizenship.
Continue ReadingThe Dish: The history of Bern’s Steakhouse
Furman Board of Trustees member David Laxer '87 is interviewed by Jeff Glor of CBS Saturday Morning's "The Dish" segment. While the food looks delicious, we can't help but notice the lapel pin.
Continue ReadingGSA Business Report announces Women of Influence honorees
Chief of staff Liz Seman joins 26 other leaders nominated by individuals, businesses, organizations and colleagues.
Continue ReadingEmily Schuck to lead enrollment at Furman
Emily Schuck has been named vice president for enrollment management at Furman University following a national search. Schuck, who is currently the assistant vice president for enrollment management at Marietta College in Marietta, Ohio, will...
Continue ReadingTrump’s fate in 2024 may rest on whether he can repeat his biggest surprise from 2016
Trump's presidential run in 2016 carved new fault lines in the Republican Party electorate. Furman's Jim Guth gives his observations in a CNN Politics story.
Continue ReadingFurman inducts four new members into Hall of Fame
Local news station WYFF News 4 speaks with Billy Napier '03, Florida Gators head coach, at the HOF ceremony.
Continue ReadingAlumna works to leave lasting legacy in Africa
Tammy Darmel Moore ’16 founded a nonprofit dedicated to impacting lives in all of the continent’s 54 countries.
Continue ReadingBracket Breakers 2023: Taking an early look at the teams most likely to be Cinderella in March
The authors of ESPN's "Giant Killers" series developed a new and improved statistical model for predicting NCAA Tournament outcomes. The Athletic leans heavily on the expertise of the Furman Mathematics Department and professors Bouzarth, Harris...
Continue ReadingFurman University stages classic favorite ‘Pirates of Penzance’
Furman's Sarah Reese Lyric Theatre presents a Gilbert and Sullivan classic. Paul Hyde of Greenville Journal gives a preview of the crowd favorite, which takes place Friday, Feb. 17, and Sunday, Feb. 19. It's free...
Continue ReadingReception showcases the work of faculty
Faculty members delivered four-minute speed talks describing their work during the annual Faculty Scholarship Reception.
Continue ReadingHaley hopes her leadership history brings national attention to her presidential run
Will Haley's leadership in the aftermath of the Mother Emmanuel shootings and removal of the Confederate flag from the South Carolina State House grounds have any bearing on the Republican primaries? NPR asks Furman's Teresa...
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