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Alumna took her math degree from Furman to Formula One
Emily Fowler ’25 found her path to working for one of the world’s premier racing teams during undergraduate research as an applied mathematics major.
Continue ReadingLongtime Furman supporter James M. Ney ’64 dies at age 82
East Cobb News reports the passing of stalwart Furman supporter James ("Jim") Ney. The attorney served several years on the Furman Board of Trustees and championed multiple causes for Furman and his community.
Continue ReadingSullins says harm reduction is key to curbing opioid crisis
In The Post and Courier, Furman master's student Josh Sullins advocates for harm-reduction strategies for attacking the nation's opioid crisis, especially in rural America.
Continue ReadingFran ’72 and George ’71 Ligler fund cross-disciplinary science award at Furman
The first Ligler award went to Linnea Freeman in biology, Veronica Flores in psychology and Mac Gilliland in chemistry.
Continue ReadingFurman University students celebrate Diwali with CLP
Furman’s Association of Students Interested in Asia shared the style, traditions, food and celebrations surrounding the South Asian festival of lights.
Continue ReadingTollison ’99, Garrison ’25 reflect on Bald Rock in TOWN Carolina
The Bald Rock Heritage Preserve holds a storied past. Furman's Courtney Tollison and Bryant Garrison '25 chronicle a brief history of the site in TOWN Carolina.
Continue ReadingFurman’s Patrick & Russell Named To All-SoCon Faculty & Staff Team
The All-SoCon recipients demonstrated service to their institution and contributions to campus life and the local community.
Continue ReadingRebecca Drucker explains botnets in WSPA 7News story
Assistant Professor of Computer Science Rebecca Drucker says even benign computers found in smart refrigerators and smart plugs can fall prey to bad actors and botnets, large networks of malware-carrying devices. Drucker explains the threat...
Continue ReadingFurman Community Mobilizes for Poverty Studies Food Drive
The Furman University campus community comes together Nov. 10–24 to support Harvest Hope as food insecurity rises
Continue ReadingFurman students come together to help with food insecurity around Greenville
Several Furman student organizations rallied in the first weeks of November to help food banks and the food insecure
Continue ReadingFurman Fellow Turns Farm Harvest Into Holiday Giving
Furman students are working with local nonprofits to harvest produce from the Furman Farm to donate to a local elementary school
Continue ReadingStudent club celebrates and honors African cultures during Afro Night Out
The members of Afrikiya celebrated their signature annual event, featuring music, dance and more.
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