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Furman’s 2022 Master of Arts in Strategic Design graduates produced works including 1 “Magazine” by Judith Rios, 2 “Tomb” by Aleisha Patton ’21, 3 “Book Covers” by Liz Pase, 4 “Hotel” by Caroline Williams ’21...

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Shelf Life

Vampires, rope sewing, accepting our limitations, and PTSD

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Scene and Be Seen

From the Bell Tower Ball to the Athletics Halls of Fame induction ceremony to "Furman at the Farm," alumni and friends gathered from near and far to celebrate the excellence and community of the Furman...

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‘An Unbelievable Story’

The men’s basketball team returned to the NCAA Tournament after winning the SoCon.

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Leadership awards recognize ‘excellence in multiple dimensions’

Dozens of Furman students were honored during the 2023 Student Leadership Awards and Recognition ceremony on March 26 in Younts Conference Center.

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Mike Bothwell appears on ‘The Kelly Clarkson Show’

Furman's magical March Madness appearance was brief, but for Clarkson's "Snack Bracket," the Paladins are still in the game.

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Bob Richey goes on record about decision to remain at Furman

Head Coach Bob Richey applauds the leadership of the Furman Board of Trustees, Elizabeth Davis and Jason Donnelly for the success of the Men's Basketball program.

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2022 Small Business of the Year featured on ‘Your Carolina’

Kamber Parker '17 of The YoPro Know LLC wins Small Business of the Year honors from the Greenville Chamber of Commerce. She was featured on WSPA's "Your Carolina."

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Furman shoots and scores! NCAA win elevates university

The Paladins' win in the NCAA Tournament was a win for the university overall, as traffic to our websites and engagement with social media spiked.

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Growth in Black neighborhoods

"Greenville's Promise," a meeting hosted by the City of Greenville, Greenville Housing Fund, REEM and Greater Good Greenville, looked at how rising property values are making it difficult for families to remain in their homes....

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‘Americans and the Holocaust’ exhibition comes to Furman University

The James B. Duke Library is one of only 50 U.S. libraries hosting the traveling exhibition presented by the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum and the American Library Association.

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What to know about Furman Engaged 2023

In this daylong celebration of engaged learning at Furman, students will share experiences with undergraduate research, internships, study away, creative projects and performances, service learning, first-year writing seminars, capstone experiences and other things.

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