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Council locks in new sustainability plan
The City of Greenville adopts its first sustainability plan that covers everything from air and water to transportation and mobility. The Shi Institute for Sustainable Communities plays a key role in its development.
Continue ReadingDEI campus conversations and information sessions
As we build an inclusive campus that fosters belonging, members of our community have come together to identify several topics for information sessions and conversations. Those sessions are listed below. We will communicate consistently with...
Continue ReadingGloria Goosby sees ‘a lot of triumph’ in Black History Month
February is “a time to celebrate over the gains that have been made, especially here,” said Furman’s director of annual giving.
Continue ReadingBlack History Month: Nicholtown native Chandra Dillard’s 20+ years of public service
Furman's Chandra Dillard, State Representative for District 23, has championed affordable housing for decades. Greenville Journal shines light on her efforts.
Continue Reading‘I Feel You, Man’ offers frank discussion of mental health challenges
The CLP event during Black History Month was meant to spread awareness of the unique social, emotional and generational experiences of Black men at Furman.
Continue ReadingBlack History Month: Jamarcus Gaston seeks out the stories that define our community
Gaston, a music and communication studies alumnus, is making a name for himself as the Upstate's storyteller.
Continue ReadingCoastal legal issues are focus of climate symposium
The 15th annual Law & Society Symposium, sponsored by the Charleston School of Law and the Riley Institute, explores the question of how the law is affected as a result of climate change and how...
Continue ReadingOLLI celebrates 30 years of ‘pure learning’ for seniors
Offering classes and activities since 1993, the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute proves that curiosity never retires.
Continue ReadingBrian Mapakamise ’25 is building a chess culture at Furman
The story of the Furman Chess Club, like chess itself, spans generations and continents.
Continue ReadingNikki Haley announces presidential campaign
Brent Nelsen speaks to WYFF's Kylie Jones about Haley's announcement that she'll run for president. He said she's a longshot, but a viable candidate.
Continue ReadingStudents 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.
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