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With ‘Chemistry for Cooks,’ Sandra C. Greer ’66 explores the science on our plate
What does chemistry have to do with your family feast? Quite a lot if you brine your turkey.
Continue ReadingSelf-awareness found at Furman was key to alumna’s success
A philosophy major helped Dorothy Freeman Self ’04 M’06 “understand who I was as a person” and led to a decade as the head of a thriving marketing firm.
Continue ReadingVinson speculates on potential No. 2 spot to Trump
If Donald Trump wins the GOP nomination, Danielle Vinson is pretty sure who won't be his running mate.
Continue ReadingHalva-Neubauer goes on record about abortion rights and representation
Halva-Neubauer defends South Carolina's Winthrop Poll and says it's the gold standard for public opinion polling in the state.
Continue ReadingLGBTQ+ champion Cindy Watson ’79 featured in Jacksonville news
Watson's advocacy nonprofit grew from humble beginnings and an annual budget of $20,000. Now, JASMYN serves 1,000 LGBTQ+ youth each year with a $2.5 million budget.
Continue Reading2023: The 10 stories that made our year
A look back at some of the articles that told the story of an exceptional place during a remarkable time.
Continue ReadingFour Furman Paladins earn All-America honors
Furman Paladins are recognized for their outstanding performance on the gridiron. WYFF News 4's Chase Justice highlights student-athletes' accomplishments both on and off the field.
Continue ReadingKolb weighs in on death of a supermarket
Sociology Professor and Chair Ken Kolb contributes to a South Carolina Public Radio story about why a Spartanburg supermarket had to close its doors just a little over a year after opening.
Continue ReadingFurman’s first mariachi band featured on local news station and beyond
Sahid Palacios '25 brings traditional Mexican music to campus.
Continue ReadingMonica Bell ’03 explores the power of poetry to bring change
The church was suspicious of her plans. Her peers weren’t going to college, and no one in her family had attended. But Monica Bell ’03 was determined. Today she is a professor of law and...
Continue ReadingFurman demonstrates commitment to well-being with mindfulness program
Led by Meghan Slining, an associate professor of health sciences, and supported by the Cothran Center for Vocational Reflection, the eight-week Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction course has benefited Furman alumni.
Continue Reading2023: The Year in Review
The past 12 months were full of reminders that Furman truly is a special place. Take a moment to reflect.
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