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2022 ICYMI: The stories that made our year
These 12 articles helped chronicle a lively 12 months in the campus community.
Continue ReadingBest-selling education author Eddie R. Cole to speak at MLK Breakfast
For his talk, Cole will draw from his book, “The Campus Color Line: College Presidents and the Struggle for Black Freedom.”
Continue ReadingSC LEND gives students advanced insights into developmental disabilities
The program gives Furman undergraduates access to training and networking opportunities usually reserved for graduate students and professionals.
Continue ReadingFurman President Davis opines on the ‘well’ campus in book chapter
Elizabeth Davis describes what it takes to navigate the complex changes that are often a necessary step toward becoming a successful modern university while also respecting the culture and history of the campus.
Continue ReadingStudents go holiday shopping for local nonprofits
The Heller Service Corps continues the annual tradition of RaeNae Nay's Holiday Giving Tree by making sure local agencies get what’s on their wish lists.
Continue Reading2022: The Year in Review
The 2022 Year in Review tells the story of the past year through some of our most memorable images. Join us in a look back at highlights from students' immersive learning experiences, study away, service...
Continue ReadingOn the shoulders of migrants
First-generation American scientist Mesa Sanchez crafts both the cover art and a guest editorial for JASMS and pays tribute to the sacrifices made by her parents.
Continue ReadingVoices of the Future speak out in Thailand
One week in Bangkok gave four Furman students a chance to connect with peers and leaders from around the world at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Summit.
Continue ReadingSenior hopes sharing books will strengthen community connections
A grant from the Furman Humanities Center is helping Savannah Steet ’23 bring a Little Free Library to the lakeside.
Continue ReadingWagenknecht recognized by Council on Undergraduate Research
Chemistry Professor Paul Wagenknecht urges scientists to go the extra mile when making connections as collaborators can show up in surprising places. Learn more about his philosophy in a CUR podcast about an award he...
Continue ReadingRudolph’s Ruck and Toy Drive spreads holiday cheer
Furman University cadets hold their first annual Rudolph's Ruck to benefit patients at Prisma Health Children's Hospital. Despite rainy conditions, local TV station FOX Carolina captures the festivities.
Continue ReadingThe U.S. World Cup team’s defense is Southern strong
Following Team USA's victory over Iran, Southern lifestyle magazine spotlights two Nashville SC defenders, one of them, Walker Zimmerman '15.
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