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COVID-19 origins: Investigating a ‘complex and grave situation’ inside a Wuhan lab
State Department political officer and Asian studies alum Toy Reid '00 employs language skills to uncover a nuanced parlance used by Chinese Communist Party officials when speaking about circumstances related to the pandemic.
Continue ReadingCommunity Foundation of Greenville honors President Elizabeth Davis
Furman President Elizabeth Davis receives Community Foundation's Education Transformation Award, part of the foundation's 2022 Charitable Giving Awards.
Continue ReadingFurman President Elizabeth Davis receives 2022 Education Transformation Award
The Community Foundation of Greenville has awarded Furman University President Elizabeth Davis the Education Transformation Award in recognition of her deep commitment to improving higher education and student experiences.
Continue ReadingGreenville County organizations receive $1.5 million grant to address health inequities
A coalition of three nonprofit organizations and two universities aim to curtail health inequities in Greenville County. Furman's Institute for the Advancement of Community Health and Clemson lead research to uncover harmful policies and practices.
Continue Reading5 things to watch for in Wednesday’s governor debate between McMaster, Cunningham
Joseph Bustos turns to Danielle Vinson for her impressions on how the candidates might address 'tricky' issues in the debate.
Continue ReadingOn business, sustainability and full harvests
Sustainable pecan farming in Georgia became a second career for attorney Paul Quirós ’79.
Continue ReadingMalone Center for Career Engagement hosts data analytics event
Furman faculty, students, staff and administrators and major Upstate employers convene at Furman 101 to talk about big data and job options in the field. The Malone Center for Career Engagement hosted the event Tuesday,...
Continue ReadingLexington County deputy made music before making an investment in her community
Piano performance alumna Kaaren Younts Miller '06 takes an unconventional route toward public service.
Continue ReadingFMU ready to host 2022 Pee Dee Fiction and Poetry Festival
Francis Marion University invites illustrious guests to headline the event. Furman's Laura Leigh Morris is one of them.
Continue ReadingImmigration Pilgrimage gives Furman group perspective on difficult issues
Students, faculty and staff visited several sites in Georgia over Fall Break.
Continue ReadingHistorian Vernon Burton ’69 inducted into MLK Collegium of Scholars
Orville Vernon Burton ’69, the Judge Matthew J. Perry Distinguished Professor of History at Clemson University, has been inducted into the Martin Luther King, Jr. Collegium of Scholars at Morehouse College in Atlanta, Georgia. The...
Continue ReadingUnidos en la diversidad
During Hispanic Heritage Month, members of the Furman community show unity in diversity.
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