StraightTalk tackles myths and solutions to economic mobility

Furman’s Riley Institute and Osher Lifelong Learning Institute invited thought leaders, business heads and decision makers to explore the changes needed to create upward economic mobility for all.

Furman alumna Robeson examines justice in The Nation

Elizabeth Robeson '79 went by Lynn Pearson when she was enrolled at Furman. She writes two articles that appear in The Nation. One reflects on an assortment of names found on a national monument. The...

Furman Paladins retire Clint Dempsey’s number

Dempsey, an All-American midfielder at Furman, is often considered the best American soccer player of all time and the most successful American to play in Europe.

Music Department announces fall concerts

The Furman Department of Music announces its lineup of concerts for fall semester. All events are open to the public. Most are free of charge.

Furman students get real-world lessons in managing millions

The students joined Furman’s finance team on a trip to Raymond James in Atlanta to be part of a $43 million bond refinancing deal.

D.C.’s Christina Henderson goes on record about National Guard presence

D.C. Councilmember At-Large Christina Henderson '08 says National Guard troops in the district are unnecessary and serve to distract Americans from more pressing matters. She spoke with NPR's Leila Fadel, host of "Morning Edition."

Nelsen comments on congressional redistricting

Furman's Brent Nelsen unravels the nuances of redistricting when he joins FOX Carolina News' Justin Dougherty.

From a food pantry to a financial education app, 2026 Furman Fellows flex their ingenuity

Furman Fellowships recognize seniors’ accomplishments and potential with a $10,000 award to pursue their creative and professional pathways.

Inabinet shines light on cleanup of historic Black cemetery

FOX Carolina, WYFF News 4 and The Post and Courier run stories about a cleanup effort that went awry at 1800s-era Brutontown Cemetery. Furman's Brandon Inabinet speaks to reporters about the situation.

New Riley Institute RISE internships puts students in the community

In the 10-week program, eight RISE interns worked full time at five area nonprofits that address the root causes of social and economic challenges in the Greenville community.

Return of the Ring: A found Furman ring reminds a family and a community what Floyd Ellison ’60 meant to so many

A lost and returned Furman ring reminds a family and a community what Floyd Ellison ’60 meant to so many

Furman FDOC gets airtime in local media

First Day of Classes at Furman gets a shoutout from local news station FOX Carolina.

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StraightTalk tackles myths and solutions to economic mobility

Furman alumna Robeson examines justice in The Nation

Furman Paladins retire Clint Dempsey’s number

Music Department announces fall concerts

Furman students get real-world lessons in managing millions

D.C.’s Christina Henderson goes on record about National Guard presence

Nelsen comments on congressional redistricting

From a food pantry to a financial education app, 2026 Furman Fellows flex their ingenuity

Inabinet shines light on cleanup of historic Black cemetery

New Riley Institute RISE internships puts students in the community

Return of the Ring: A found Furman ring reminds a family and a community what Floyd Ellison ’60 meant to so many

Furman FDOC gets airtime in local media

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