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Fleming comments on the changing face of political ad spending

Is broadcast TV for political ad spending going away? Not anytime soon says politics expert David Fleming. He weighs in for a story appearing in The Greenville News and The State.

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Finding the Next Hold

For Loz Jones ’29, a decade spent climbing has taught her to embrace challenges, solve problems and trust herself – lessons she now brings to Furman’s classroom and climbing wall.

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Donnelly tapped for NCAA Men’s Basketball oversight committee

Jason Donnelly's appointment to the oversight committee marks an important milestone for Furman and the SoCon with representation at the highest level in the NCAA.

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Furman celebrates 200 years with Bicentennial Homecoming Weekend

Furman University celebrates 200 years with Bicentennial Homecoming & Reunion Weekend, Oct. 22–25. Explore the schedule of events, including class reunions, campus traditions, live performances, the Homecoming carnival and football game.

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Riley Institute to host conversation with Ambassador Rahm Emanuel

The Riley Institute at Furman University will host Ambassador Rahm Emanuel and Upstate business leader Billy Webster for an on-stage conversation about issues shaping the national conversation ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.

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National recruiting, HR consulting firm acquires Furman alum’s company

Find Great People and Kamber Parker Bowden's (class of 2017) Generational Performance Solutions join forces to tackle the ever-changing multigenerational workforce landscape.

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‘Theatre/Theater’ by Randall David Cook gets promo in Greenville Journal, Post and Courier

Theatre Arts' "Furman Made" season opens with Randall David Cook's "Theatre/Theater." Learn more about Cook's process and the purpose of the season in two local news outlets.

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HOLA’s Chief of Staff Giselle Osorio-Beltran finds community, then helps build it for others

After discovering HOLA as a prospective student, Giselle Osorio-Beltran ’27 found a community at Furman. Now, as the organization’s president, she’s helping create that same sense of belonging for others through cultural celebrations, shared experiences...

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Article in Food Drink Life reveals more reasons to love Furman, Greenville, Travelers Rest

Furman's hometown of Greenville, SC, is regularly praised as a destination city, owing to its beauty, setting in the foothills of the Blue Ridge, outdoor activities, arts and a burgeoning food scene. In Food Drink...

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For Furman’s newest families, Family Weekend feels a little like coming home

For Furman’s newest families, Family Weekend offered a chance to experience campus in a new way, through the places, traditions and communities their first-year students are beginning to call their own.

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Furman Theatre Arts announces 2026-2027 season

Join Furman Theatre as the university celebrates its bicentennial with Furman Made, a season featuring returning alumni artists, commissioned new work and bold theatrical storytelling. Season flex passes and single tickets for fall shows on...

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What’s next for the P-Den? Students will help drive the decision

With changes coming to the P-Den, Furman students are helping shape what comes next through surveys, pop-ups and feedback on potential new dining concepts. Students can weigh in after each pop-up through a feedback form...

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