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Flags on campus honor 9/11 first responders
Genevieve Mahoney '24 leads effort to plant nearly 3,000 flags on campus to honor 9/11 first responders.
Continue ReadingFurman ranks third in AASHE’s nationwide sustainability index
The 2022 Sustainable Campus Index, a publication of the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (AASHE), recognizes top-performing colleges and universities overall and in 17 sustainability impact areas, as measured by the...
Continue ReadingHarford living a dream on LPGA tour
Haylee Harford '19 speaks about the ups and downs of LPGA tour life.
Continue ReadingBuffalo lawyer plans Food Equity Summit to lead in closing ‘grocery gap’
Ken Kolb is tapped for a Food Equity Summit in Buffalo, New York, where 10 were slain at a Tops supermarket on the city's East Side.
Continue ReadingFungi focus of student’s simulation
Just like bacteria, fungi can develop resistance to drugs used to treat infections, a “growing threat” across the country, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. With only three classes of anti-fungal medications,...
Continue ReadingBusiness titan Herb Kohler, former Furman Paladin and executive chairman of Kohler, dies at 83
Billionaire Herbert V. Kohler, best known for luxury plumbing fixtures, golf courses and hotels, attended Furman briefly in 1962 and finished at Yale. He passed away at the age of 83.
Continue ReadingClemson, Furman universities partner to create SC ‘Black Archive’
Hecimovich on the SC "Black Archive" - “We can’t smoke a pipe and sit in a tweed jacket in a library and get to the story.”
Continue ReadingLockhart conducts Greenville Symphony in classical music, jazz and a bit of Led Zeppelin
Furman University alumnus Keith Lockhart '81 will help the Greenville Symphony celebrate its 75th anniversary when he returns to town to conduct "A Night of Pops."
Continue ReadingAmbrose ’83 on ‘Student Success at Henderson State University’
Charles Ambrose, chancellor of Henderson State University in Arkansas, was a guest on the "Complete College America" podcast.
Continue ReadingPhilanthropist and former Fountain Inn City Attorney Melvin Younts dies at 93
The Younts family contributed to several projects and causes, including the Melvin and Dollie Younts Conference Center and Paladin Plaza on the Furman campus.
Continue ReadingSummer in Nepal offers new lessons in public health and in life for Katherine McCann ’23
Katherine McCann '23 spent six weeks in Nepal this summer helping educate locals about public health, and giving women a voice they are not often afforded. She shared this story and these photos with us.
Continue ReadingTruist Foundation awards grant to The Hill Institute’s GVL Starts to support startup ventures
Truist Foundation has awarded The Hill Institute for Innovation and Entrepreneurship's GVL Starts a $75,000 grant to support startup ventures.
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