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Five life lessons from Riley’s 90 remarkable years
Richard W. Riley ’54, former South Carolina governor, former U.S. secretary of education and current chief inspiration officer of The Riley Institute, reflects on the importance of public education, positive thinking and a good breakfast.
Continue ReadingFurman’s Harris, Reid named to All-SoCon Faculty and Staff Team
The All-SoCon Faculty and Staff Team is composed of two representatives each from all 10 member schools in the conference.
Continue ReadingSec. Dick Riley looks forward to 10th decade
Furman alumnus Sec. Richard Riley celebrates with friends and family and speaks about his life in public service.
Continue ReadingFormer SC governor turns 90, looks back on life, reaching highest level of public service
Upon his 90th birthday, Furman alumnus, former South Carolina Governor and U.S. Secretary of State Richard W. Riley reflects on his life before, during and after his 38-year career in public office.
Continue Reading‘Flood of cheating’: Expert warns new tool will be a game changer for cheaters
A Facebook post by Darren Hick, Furman assistant professor of philosophy, sets off a firestorm of media coverage about plagiarism, bots, AI and choppy waters ahead for professors and university administrators everywhere.
Continue ReadingDepartment of Music announces spring concert lineup
Guest artists and Furman faculty and students present recitals, concerts and master classes in 2023. All Department of Music events are open to the public. Most are free of charge.
Continue ReadingThe Anglesey coach who had a key role in Morocco’s World Cup success
Osian Roberts was named Southern Conference Player of the Year in 1986 and 1988 when he played for Furman Men's Soccer. He would later become technical director of the squad that made it to the...
Continue ReadingGreenville picked up the pace on affordable housing in 2022. What’s next?
In an article about Greenville Housing Fund's progress toward tackling a widening housing affordability gap, journalist Conor Hughes taps the expertise of Furman's Ken Kolb.
Continue ReadingFurman to build inclusivity, belonging in STEM fields as part of $8.6 million HHMI grant
Within its cohort, Furman will share the grant with 14 other institutions across the nation who will collaborate to make STEM curricula more accessible and inclusive.
Continue ReadingOrganizers want tournament to be a new tradition in Greenville
Furman, VisitGreenvilleSC and Bon Secours Wellness Arena team up to present the first of what is expected to become an annual wintertime event for roundball fans.
Continue Reading2022 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.”
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