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Furman freshman’s documentary shares story of Civil Air Patrol
Furman University freshman Matthew Weir of Fountain Inn, South Carolina has been making films since 2011. His most recent film was chosen for the All American High School Film Festival and the organization’s Teen Indie Awards. The...
Continue ReadingOn a roll: Karen Buchmueller and the National Science Foundation
If you’re looking for tips on how to write winning grant proposals, just ask Karen Buchmueller. In the space of a year, the Furman University associate professor of chemistry has served as principal or co-principal...
Continue ReadingThe power of three
Their conversation began in the halls of Furman University almost 20 years ago. Now, Joe Waters ’05 (history), Brandon Hinman ’03 (philosophy) and Grady Powell ’03 (economics) have intertwined their professional lives to work for...
Continue ReadingOfficer recovering from collision, driver of stolen truck still at large
The vehicle Furman University Police Lt. Victor Rivas was driving Friday, Aug. 24 may have been crushed in a head-on collision, but not his will to rebound and his forgiving spirit. As Rivas drove to...
Continue ReadingFurman vs. Clemson: National spotlight isn’t just on the Tigers
When the Furman football team opened its season at Clemson on Saturday the national media spotlight was on the No. 2 Tigers, who were the highest-ranked opponent in the 113-year history of the Paladin program....
Continue ReadingChris Borch dreams big for Furman Cross-Country/Track & Field
As a cross-country/track and field (CC/T&F) walk-on for the Paladins, Chris Borch ’78 learned early on how to start from humble beginnings and dream big. Running last on the 12-man cross-country team, Borch rose through...
Continue ReadingImmigration series continues this week
A Furman University economist and a successful hotelier from Iraq are among several speakers who will discuss “Chasing the American Dream: The Economics of Immigration,” Thursday, Sept. 6, 6:30-8 p.m., in Shaw Hall of the...
Continue ReadingFurman student runs across U.S. with 4K for Cancer
A ruptured appendix could have killed Emma Sanning ’20. Instead, it may have saved her life - while forever changing the way she sees cancer. The Nashville, Tennessee, native spent most of her summer running...
Continue ReadingThompson Gallery at Furman opens with works by Matthew Wilt
Ceramic works by Matthew Wilt will be on display Aug. 30-Sept. 28 in Thompson Gallery of the Roe Art Building on the campus of Furman University. Regular Thompson Gallery hours are Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m....
Continue ReadingPolitical science textbook wins Video Wiki recognition; second edition now available
In 2013, International Affairs and Politics professors Akan Malici and Liz Smith published the first edition of “Political Science Research in Practice” (Routledge). The two recently learned the book has been named one of the...
Continue ReadingClint Dempsey announces retirement
Furman alum Clint Dempsey, one of the greatest players in U.S. soccer history, has announced his retirement. The former captain of U.S. Men’s National Team was named the U.S. Soccer Male Athlete of the Year...
Continue ReadingChild care is broken. Silicon Valley thinks it can fix that, too
Where and how we work has changed dramatically over the last several decades. In response to great cultural and social transformations that affect young children, Furman University alums Brandon Hinman '03 (philosophy), Grady Powell '03...
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