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Ambrose ’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.
Continue ReadingPhil Lane named VP, GM of Graham Media Group’s KPRC-TV in Houston
The 1987 Furman University history alumnus, has been tapped to serve as vice president and general manager of the NBC broadcast affiliate in Houston, Texas.
Continue ReadingCorporate Counsel announces 2022 Women, Influence and Power in Law Awards
Yendelela Neely Holston, Furman University Board of Trustees member and partner at Kilpatrick Townsend, has been named by Corporate Counsel as a recipient of its 2022 Women, Influence and Power in Law Awards.
Continue ReadingSummer Institute to reconstruct South Carolina’s ‘Black Archive’
“Reconstructing the Black Archive: South Carolina as Case Study, 1739–1895” will be a three-week residential institute for more than 20 higher education faculty to study ways of reconstructing Black histories using South Carolina as a...
Continue ReadingFurman sororities earn national awards
The Furman Panhellenic Council was recognized by the National Panhellenic Council for innovation in marketing, leadership and programming.
Continue ReadingWhat student loan forgiveness could mean for students and your wallet
Furman's Jason Abreu, associate vice president of enrollment services and university registrar, and Jason Jones, economics professor and department chair, address the implications of the new policy.
Continue ReadingFurman University welcomes first-year students during convocation ceremony
WYFF News 4's Jennifer Ready was on campus to capture the event, including a special handshake between Furman President Elizabeth Davis and Joshua Swope ’23, student body president.
Continue ReadingTruist Foundation awards grant to The Hill Institute’s GVL Starts to support startup ventures
A collaboration between The Hill Institute and several community organizations, GVL Starts has earned the backing of Truist Foundation, which recently awarded $75,000 to the early-stage venture accelerator.
Continue ReadingForty-one Upstate leaders selected to become Riley Fellows
News of The Riley Institute's newest class of Upstate Diversity Leaders Initiative fellows ran in GSA BizWire.
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