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Furman fuels innovation, champions first-ever statewide pitch competition
The shuttering of businesses throughout the state due to COVID-19 may give budding student entrepreneurs reason to put their ideas on the back burner. But Furman University Innovation and Entrepreneurship wants to make sure that...
Continue ReadingHow do you spend $85 million in key Senate race?
With only days away from the general election, the campaign warchest amassed during the last quarter by incumbent Lindsey Graham ($28 million) and Democratic challenger Jaime Harrison ($57 million), has political observers speculating about what...
Continue ReadingTwo chemicals in Earth’s primordial soup ‘allowed the first life to form’
Trent Stubbs, a 2020 Furman University alumnus, and his mentor Furman Chemistry Professor Greg Springsteen, have found a simple reaction between two chemicals in "Earth's primordial soup" billions of years ago may have led to...
Continue ReadingEvents for students and participating student organizations only
These events have been approved by the Fall Planning Steering Committee and Public Health and Safety Advisory Group, in accordance with our campus event policies and guidelines as well as our health and safety protocols....
Continue Reading‘What is the Metabolism-First Hypothesis for the Origin of Life?’
It's part of a bigger story about a discovery made by chemistry graduate Trent Stubbs '20, but Stubbs and Furman Professor of Chemistry Greg Springsteen make an appearance in a new Stated Clearly video on...
Continue ReadingDems have something to look forward to in senate race
The Democratic Party cleared the way for Jaime Harrison to run without a primary opponent, and with a platform that voters care about he's created competition and concern for incumbent Senator Lindsey Graham. In the...
Continue ReadingFurman Board of Trustees approves faculty promotions & tenure, adds members
During its spring meeting in May, the Furman University Board of Trustees approved promotions or tenure or both for 14 faculty members and granted emeritus status to eight professors who retired this summer. The board...
Continue ReadingTrent Stubbs ’20, Professor Greg Springsteen published in Nature Chemistry
The large majority of scientists end long and successful careers with their names never appearing on a paper published by Nature Chemistry. The number who did it while an undergraduate? Well, let’s just say Trent...
Continue ReadingGraham, Harrison need to win ‘narrow group’ of SC voters in next debate
In the South Carolina U.S. Senate race, the two contenders for the seat are in a dead heat according to political observers. Three-term U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham has inched ahead of Democratic challenger Jaime Harrison...
Continue ReadingLindsey Graham suddenly in trouble in deep-red S.C.
An article in Bloomberg reports on the tenuous status of U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham for re-election in South Carolina - a race that has evolved from solidly Republican to a "toss-up" according to some election...
Continue ReadingFurman trustee Yendelela Neely Holston ’03 honored nationally for fostering legal talent
[caption id="attachment_47333" align="alignright" width="400"] Yendelela Neely Holston, a 2003 Furman graduate and board secretary of the Furman Board of Trustees.[/caption] Yendelela Neely Holston, a 2003 Furman graduate and board secretary of the Furman Board of...
Continue ReadingInventor, professor, mentor Fran Ligler ’72 honored by National Academy of Engineering
When the National Academy of Engineering met Oct. 4 for its annual meeting, awards were presented to two individuals for their extraordinary impact on the engineering profession. One of the recipients was Furman University alumna...
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