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Local news covers history of Diamond F
WYFF News 4 caught up with Furman alumnus David Zeiger '74 who crafted the logo 50 years ago.
Continue ReadingHecimovich offers thoughts on early images of enslaved
Fifteen images of enslaved Americans are at the center of an ongoing legal battle between Harvard and a likely descendant of those pictured. Gregg Hecimovich describes what the images mean for better understanding American history.
Continue ReadingLocal news turns to Furman’s Brent Nelsen for comment on the war in Israel
FOX Carolina taps the expertise of Brent Nelsen in the Department of Politics and International Affairs about the Israel-Hamas war that erupted over the weekend.
Continue ReadingFurman honored by Upstate SC LGBT+ Chamber of Commerce
Furman was named Nonprofit of the Year by the Upstate SC LGBT+ Chamber of Commerce. The group recognized 11 other organizations at the chamber's second annual Pride in Business Gayla held Oct. 5.
Continue ReadingElizabeth Davis comments on her vision for Greenville’s future
Greenville Business Magazine taps Elizabeth Davis and other leaders in the City of Greenville for their take on the future of the city, its challenges and assets.
Continue ReadingFurman named Nonprofit of the Year by the Upstate SC LGBT+ Chamber of Commerce
A group of Furman faculty and staff accepted the award on the university’s behalf on Oct. 5 during the Pride in Business Awards Gayla, an event celebrating the individuals and businesses that are making a...
Continue ReadingSalvadoran roots help senior stay grounded
During Hispanic Heritage Month, Tony Galdamez ’24 brings a Central American perspective to Furman’s Latino community.
Continue Reading$300,000 NSF MRI grant awarded to Furman, Mount Holyoke, Richmond to expand program for young chemists
NSF MRI grant adds computing muscle to existing resources and extends MERCURY's reach to more primarily undergraduate institutions and underrepresented students pursuing STEM fields.
Continue ReadingKate Kaup tees up U.S.-China Relations panel on local news
Kaup, James B. Duke Professor of Asian Studies and Politics and International Affairs, goes on air to provide context for The Riley Institute event set for Monday, Oct. 9.
Continue ReadingLGBT History Month Events
October is LGBT+ History Month. A variety of events are taking place on campus, and all are welcome.
Continue ReadingDennis Zeiger ’74 and his Diamond F make the news
The enduring Diamond F fashioned by Dennis Zeiger in 1973 celebrates 50 years. A local news station picks up the story.
Continue ReadingNelsen breaks down second GOP debate
Nelsen joined the set at two local TV stations to unpack the second GOP debate, which took place Sept. 27, in Simi Valley, California.
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