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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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‘Three Sisters Dinner’ raises money for Furman Farm

This Shi Institute dinner celebrates indigenous ingredients, agricultural knowledge and the sustainable practices employed in Furman’s own farm-to-table approach to food.

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News outlets highlight Hollingsworth Funds beneficiaries, including Furman

For the last quarter century, a bequest from Hollingsworth Funds has supported Hollingsworth Scholars, the Department of Economics and the Department of Business and Accounting at Furman University. Greenville Journal lays out the history of...

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Furman is monitoring Imelda

Weather models show these tropical storms could impact the Upstate of South Carolina early next week.

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John Quinn comments on migratory bird patterns

Ornithologist John Quinn speaks to WYFF News 4 about bird migration and how we can keep our feathered friends safe during the long-distance flight.

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Furman named among Southern Living’s ’45 Most Beautiful’

Furman University is included in Southern Living's "45 Most Beautiful" campuses in the South. The article mentions several outdoor spaces that invite quiet reflection.

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Furman student’s research tells the stories behind being unhoused

Through an internship and undergraduate research project, public health major Jason Levitt ’26 gave voice to guests at Greenville, South Carolina day shelter Place of Hope.

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Book by Kamber Parker Bowden ’17 scores Amazon’s No. 1 HR spot

Bowden's book explores workforce solutions across multiple generations. "The Generational Advantage" takes Amazon's top spot for new HR book releases. GVLtoday notes the success.

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Furman students connect with professionals at Career and Internship Fair

More than 300 students connected with more than 40 employers at the annual networking event, presented in collaboration between the Malone Center for Career Engagement and the Center for Engaged Learning.

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