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In an op-ed for The Post and Courier in Charleston, Education Professor Paul Thomas argues that South Carolina “must clearly identify what problems exist in our schools and then carefully distinguish between which of those...
Continue ReadingFurman Theatre presents ‘John Proctor is the Villain’ April 9-14
Furman University Theatre will present “John Proctor is the Villain,” a new play by Kimberly Belflower in collaboration with The Farm Theater (New York), Tuesday, April 9, through Saturday, April 13, at 8 p.m., with...
Continue ReadingA path to recovery
Sydney Wright ’18 keeps a special rock in her apartment. Painted on its smooth surface is the word “cont;nue” with a semicolon in place of the letter “i.” It serves as a reminder that life...
Continue ReadingSteering students toward success
As a member of the Furman College Advising Corps (CAC), Furman alumna Katie Foster '17 works alongside guidance counselors as a full-time college adviser, making sure students at Lewisville High School in South Carolina have...
Continue ReadingWho should own photos of slaves?
Does Harvard University own the rights to daguerreotypes of slaves that were taken long ago as part of the university's work? Or do they belong to the people who claim they are descendants of the...
Continue ReadingSeven students selected to show work at Southeast Center for Photography
The work of seven Furman University students will be on display April 5-27 at downtown Greenville’s Southeast Center for Photography. The opening reception takes place Friday, April 5, 6-8 p.m. Regular hours are Wednesday-Friday, 10...
Continue ReadingFurman among top colleges for producing Peace Corps volunteers
The Peace Corps announced today that Furman University is among the agency’s top volunteer-producing colleges and universities in 2019. Furman is ranked No. 15 among “small-size” schools with undergraduate enrollments under 5,000. There are currently...
Continue ReadingRiley Institute presents stories of leadership during times of crisis March 26
Four Furman University alumni return to campus Tuesday, March 26, at 7 p.m. to tell their stories of leadership during potentially devastating crises. The event, which takes place in the Melvin and Dollie Younts Conference...
Continue ReadingIn praise of ‘The John Psathas Percussion Project, Vol 1’
In January, PARMA Recordings released the first disc in a long-term project by Furman Professor of Percussion Omar Carmenates. "The John Psathas Percussion Project" is the culmination of several years' work and over 100 hours...
Continue ReadingMath professors unveil latest model designed to predict NCAA tourney upsets
Since they began working with ESPN senior writer Peter Keating six years ago, Furman math professors Kevin Hutson, Liz Bouzarth and John Harris ’91 have gotten pretty good at predicting upsets in the NCAA Division...
Continue ReadingMaddie De Pree ’20 will talk about her summer in England at Furman Engaged!
Contrary to what her place on an internship panel at Furman Engaged! would lead you to believe, Maddie De Pree ’20 most definitely did not participate in an internship last summer at The Shakespeare Birthplace...
Continue ReadingGravely to discuss new book about lynching of Willie Earle March 26 at 7 p.m.
William B. Gravely, professor emeritus of religion at the University of Denver and a native of Pickens County, will discuss his new book about the lynching of Willie Earle Tuesday, March 26 at 7 p.m....
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