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Furman fans spread support after loss to San Diego State
Local media outlets cover a "sea of purple" as Furman fans gather at Yee-Haw Brewing Company and Paladin Stadium for the second round of March Madness.
Continue Reading‘A remarkable legacy of leadership’: SEF President Pierce applauds Dick Riley
In a Forbes opinion piece, Southern Education Foundation President Raymond Pierce reflects on Dick Riley's record of public education in the state and the nation.
Continue ReadingSAN DIEGO STATE STOPS FURMAN’S NCAA TOURNAMENT RUN, 75-52
Furman, coming off a 68-67 opening round win over No. 4 seed Virginia on Thursday, started strong against the Aztecs but ultimately lost 75-52.
Continue ReadingNCAA win turns Paladins into media darlings
Hundreds of news and sports outlets around the world reported on the Paladins' win in the NCAA Tournament's first round. Here are just a few of those stories.
Continue ReadingFurman band garners top prize from Dublin’s St. Patrick’s Day parade
The luck of the Irish appears to be flowing on shores near and far for Furman University.
Continue ReadingFurman Engaged: Psych researcher keeps ethics in mind
Measuring the brain activity in people with ADHD gave Bridget Scalia ’23 perspective on the importance of reliable and accurate data.
Continue ReadingPALADINS SHOCK VIRGINIA IN NCAA FIRST ROUND, 68-67
Playing in its first NCAA Tournament since 1980, Furman (28-7) notched its school-record 28th victory and became the first SoCon school to claim a tournament win since 2019.
Continue ReadingThe Athletic: Furman’s Upset is the Stuff of March Madness Lore
The Athletic reporter Brendan Marks wrote a poetic recount of Furman's upset win against the Virginia Cavaliers in the first round of the 2023 NCAA Tournament, capturing the drama and emotion of the game.
Continue ReadingSlawson, Bothwell had ‘instant brotherhood,’ AP reports
The Associated Press writes about the close bond between Jalen Slawson and Mike Bothwell that helped the fifth-year seniors lift the Paladins into the NCAA Tournament.
Continue ReadingFurman mourns the passing of Emeritus Trustee Gordon Herring ’65
A leader in the cable television industry, Herring served on the operating committee of Viewers’ Choice, as a founding member of the board of directors of Cable Television Administration & Marketing Society, and as a...
Continue ReadingNGU marching band to play for Furman at NCAA; Furman marching band plays in Ireland
North Greenville University band steps up to perform for the Paladins during the opening round of play for the NCAA Tournament while Furman Band members entertain in Dublin, Ireland.
Continue ReadingBanded together: NGU’s band to play for Paladins in NCAA opener
With the Paladin men's basketball team heading to the NCAA Tournament, the Paladin Regiment Marching Band was in Ireland. A call to an alumnus at North Greenville University assured the music wouldn't miss a beat.
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