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Furman Men’s Soccer ends season in College Cup Semifinal
Head Coach Doug Allison said the final game of his 31-year career is about the alumni, fans and the people his players will become.
Continue ReadingLocal news outlets cover Furman Men’s Soccer ‘storybook’ season
Local media outlets cover Furman Men's Soccer road to the NCAA College Cup. TV clips capture comments from coaches and players about the Paladins' magical season.
Continue ReadingFurman’s Doug Allison speaks to media about NCAA College Cup
Furman's Doug Allison says a berth in the NCAA College Cup is an achievement that players and fans will be talking about for generations to come.
Continue ReadingFurman University raises over $1 million on Giving Tuesday
The support of Furman’s donors helps students have the financial aid they need to attend the university and seize opportunities like internships, undergraduate research and study-away experiences.
Continue ReadingMourning Willard Pate
Furman University is mourning the death of longstanding faculty member Dr. Frances Willard Pate.
Continue ReadingAlumna wins honor for French scholarship and poetry
Kayla Burrell '25 credits many mentors and professors who helped grow and shape her passion for French language and literature with helping her win the 2025 Ulloa Prize from the Mountain Interstate Forum on Languages...
Continue ReadingHutzell named to Top Drawer Soccer National Team of the Week ahead of Paladins’ Elite Eight match
Furman squares off against No. 8 seed Portland on Friday at Merlo Field in Portland, Oregon.
Continue ReadingAlumna 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.
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