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Brent Nelsen weighs in on government shutdown

Are there any clear winners and losers in a government shutdown? Furman's Brent Nelsen weighs in on the subject when he speaks with FOX Carolina News' Justin Dougherty.

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Furman alumni share work on water quality at National Land Conservation Conference

Katie Hottel ’12 and Rebecca Wade ’19 with Upstate Forever found their footing at Furman and their work in clean water conservation has been recognized by the EPA.

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Greenville Journal highlights Bing Vick conducting final performance with Greenville Chorale

Retired Furman University Professor of Music Bing Vick led his final performance as conductor of the Greenville Chorale.

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Furman campus tours help future Paladins find where they belong

The university’s Admissions team and student liaisons work daily to help visitors see how Furman’s rigorous academics and high-touch student support can be the right fit for them.

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Furman and Kennington Family Winery Create Bonhomie Wines

Furman University partners with Kennington Family Winery to create a wine that celebrates connection and community.

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New role helps Furman students build career networks through conversations

Melanie Armstrong, Furman University’s new associate director of networking and student connections, helps ensure every student gets insights into their unique pathways by meeting with professionals in their chosen field.

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Two 2025 Furman grads receive Fulbright awards

Catherine Sikes ’25 and Li Ward ’25 received English Teaching Assistant awards from Fulbright Austria.

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Furman families, present and future, win big on Family Weekend

More than 1,600 people came out for Family Weekend. This year, Fall for Furman for high school seniors interested in applying to Furman was held in conjunction so families of prospective students could mingle with...

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Brandon Inabinet speaks with WYFF about historic cemetery

Furman's Brandon Inabinet speaks with WYFF about a cleanup effort gone awry at a historic Black cemetery. He talks to Miya Payton about the connection Furman has with the Brutontown Cemetery.

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Emily Schuck speaks with U.S. News about financial aid, CSS Profile

Emily Schuck speaks with U.S. News and World Report about the advantages of using the CSS Profile for determining the amount of nonfederal scholarship aid Furman can offer students.

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Casey’s book about purses featured in TOWN magazine

TOWN magazine asks Courtney Tollison to interview Kathleen B. Casey about her new book that explores the surprising history of the purse in America.

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Furman holds campus event this Saturday for interested high school seniors

Furman is holding an event just for high school seniors in advance of Furman's Nov. 1 Early Decision and Early Action deadlines.

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