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Shared prosperity and lost luggage

Furman student Davis Cousar wrote an op-ed for the Anderson Independent-Mail about what he learned at the 2018 Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Summit in Papua New Guinea this fall with four of his fellow students. That...

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Kimberly Marshall presents organ recital Jan. 15

Kimberly Marshall, university organist and professor of organ at Arizona State University, will present a recital Tuesday, Jan. 15, at 8 p.m. in the Charles E. Daniel Memorial Chapel on the campus of Furman University....

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Art by Laura Tanner Graham on display in Thompson Gallery Jan. 22-Feb. 22

Laura Tanner Graham, assistant professor of art in the School of Art at the University of Arizona, will display her work Tuesday, Jan. 22, through Friday, Feb. 22 in Thompson Gallery of the Roe Art...

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Another giant on the road

Furman is 12-0 and ranked among the nation’s top 25 teams in two different polls. The Paladins have already upset two big teams on the road—Loyola-Chicago and Villanova—and they travel to LSU on Friday, Dec....

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Gardner-Webb President Frank Bonner announces retirement

Gardner-Webb University President Frank Bonner has announced that he will retire in January 2019 after spending nearly 14 years in that position. Bonner, a 1969 Furman graduate and the son of former Furman Provost Francis...

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Art by Aaron Collier on display in Thompson Gallery Feb. 28-March 28

Aaron Collier, assistant professor in the Newcomb Art Department at Tulane University, will display his work Thursday, Feb. 28, through Thursday, March 28, in Thompson Gallery of the Roe Art Building on the campus of...

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Alana Biggers ’01—More than a woman in a white coat

It wasn’t all smooth sailing for Alana Biggers ’01 when she set her sights on the medical profession. The Furman biology and political science graduate didn’t make it into medical school the first or second...

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NYC Children’s Chorus sings “Jingle Bells” live on “TODAY”

After Mary Wannamker Huff graduated Furman University in 1999, she continued her musical studies on a full scholarship at Yale University where she earned a Master of Music degree in 2001. She began specializing in training...

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Professors participate in faculty development program in China

Sixteen Furman University faculty members will participate in a Faculty Development Program in China this June as part of the Luce Initiative on Asian Studies and the Environment (LIASE) grant awarded in 2016 from the...

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Believe in one another, believe in everyone

How has Furman managed to post victories over two of last year’s Final Four teams, compile a 12-0 record and become this year’s mid-major darling. According to head coach Bob Richey, belief is a big...

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Furman basketball maturing quickly

Journalist Tom Flynn writes in Forbes that with the Paladins losing half of their point production to graduation last spring, “it would have been no surprise for them to take a year to retool after...

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