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Furman to host ACE Fellow
Courtney Dorroll, an associate professor of religion at Wofford College in Spartanburg, South Carolina, will spend the full academic year on campus working with and learning from Furman President Elizabeth Davis and her leadership team.
Continue ReadingNew Student Government Association officers sworn in
Twenty-two students will represent the student body legislatively.
Continue ReadingSGA President Josh Swope ’23 campaigns for ‘involvement, culture and fun’ on campus
A member of several campus organizations himself, the new student body president hopes to motivate his classmates to maximize their Furman experiences.
Continue ReadingIndigenous Peoples Day presents chance for engagement, acknowledgment and learning
Furman continues the challenge of exploring the Native American cultures that came before us and learning from their wisdom about community, resilience and the meaning of life.
Continue ReadingArt department announces 2022-2023 Thompson Gallery exhibitions
The Furman Department of Art hosts five exhibitions for the academic year in Thompson Gallery, Roe Art Building.
Continue ReadingSimón Gollo’s ‘beautiful journey’ takes in Hispanic and European musical traditions
The associate professor of violin hopes Hispanic Heritage Month shows that “Hispanic culture is much, much more than mariachi and reggaeton.”
Continue ReadingInterning with the Chiefs gives a glimpse of a future in sports
Becky Trader '23 got a sample for working in sports as the manager of the Furman Paladins women's basketball team. After an internship with the NFL's Kansas City Chiefs this past summer she's sure she...
Continue ReadingReady, set, vote!
Dins Vote aims to boost voter registration and participation for the upcoming midterm elections.
Continue ReadingFalling for Furman at Family Weekend
Family, friends, fun and football were on the agenda Sept. 30-Oct. 2.
Continue ReadingSantiago Quintero strives to connect students to richness of Hispanic community
The associate professor of modern languages and literatures sees Hispanic Heritage Month as an opportunity for “awareness and normalization.”
Continue ReadingSummer learning program in Baltimore ‘tremendously innovative and effective’
The Riley Institute's SCALE fellows get an up-close look at what happens when you combine the arts with reading and math concepts. Director Amy Keeley offers a reflection on the fellows' experience at one Baltimore...
Continue ReadingNew M.A. in advocacy and equity studies aims to prepare problem-solvers
The two-year graduate program is planning to recruit a cohort for a Fall 2023 launch.
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