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Furman Department of Art announces 2025-26 exhibitions
The Department of Art hosts six exhibitions in Thompson Gallery of the Roe Art Building. All exhibitions and receptions are free and open to the public.
Continue ReadingFurman University among House Beautiful’s ’40 Most Stunning College Campuses’
The list includes college campuses across the globe -several in the British Isles, many in the U.S., and those in faraway places like New Zealand and South Africa.
Continue ReadingAuthor Jeffrey Selingo calls Furman a “Dream School”
In selecting Furman for its excellence and accessibility, Selingo singled out Furman's Pathways Program and the University's high rate of students who participate in engaged learning.
Continue ReadingStraightTalk 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.
Continue ReadingFurman 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...
Continue ReadingFurman 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.
Continue ReadingMusic 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.
Continue ReadingFurman 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.
Continue ReadingD.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."
Continue ReadingNelsen comments on congressional redistricting
Furman's Brent Nelsen unravels the nuances of redistricting when he joins FOX Carolina News' Justin Dougherty.
Continue ReadingFrom 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.
Continue ReadingInabinet 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.
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