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Hate crime survivor, American Muslim to speak April 10
American Muslim and hate crime survivor Rais Bhuiyan will speak Tuesday, April 10 at 6:30 p.m. in Younts Conference Center on the campus of Furman University. Bhuiyan will share his story at the Atlantic Peace...
Continue ReadingSeniors present art exhibition “Disappointing Episodes”
Art by 15 Furman University graduating seniors will be on display April 10-May 3 in Thompson Gallery of the Roe Art Building on campus. Thompson Gallery hours are 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday through Friday. A...
Continue ReadingInterview with W. Marvin Hardy IV, M.D.
His fascination with the sciences at Furman sparked Dr. W. Marvin Hardy's passion for pediatric medicine. Following graduation from Furman in 1991, the history major enrolled in Emory University School of Medicine. The College Park,...
Continue ReadingCreativity on Display
You are more likely to be thinking of thread than clay when you approach Hanna Vogel’s art. Vogel, a sculptor, is an artist in residence at Furman for six weeks this spring. In a studio...
Continue ReadingKabbage’s Kathryn Petralia talks small business loans
English major Kathryn (Tison) Petralia '92 talks to LendEDU about the company she co-founded in 2008, Kabbage, Inc., a fintech company specializing in issuing lines of credit to small and medium-sized businesses. She has been lauded...
Continue ReadingMeet the newest members of Phi Beta Kappa
Seventy-four Furman University students have been elected to the school’s chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, the nation’s oldest and most prestigious academic society. The newest members were inducted during a special initiation ceremony on campus...
Continue ReadingGreenville’s McDavid became language, dialect expert
Retired Furman English professor Judy Bainbridge writes an article in The Greenville News about 1931 graduate Raven loor McDavid, Jr. The standout was an Eagle Scout; valedictorian at Greenville High School; member of the Furman tennis...
Continue ReadingChurch historian Bill Leonard to speak April 3
Attention: This lecture was originally scheduled for March 13 and was cancelled due to inclement weather in North Carolina. Bill Leonard, the Dunn Professor of Baptist Studies and professor of church history at Wake Forest...
Continue ReadingThe power of an internship
A key component of The Furman Advantage is for every student to have at least one internship, research or study away experience during their four years at the university. Senior Andrew Allen had that opportunity...
Continue ReadingPercussion Ensemble in concert April 7
The Furman University Percussion Ensemble will present a concert Saturday, April 7 at 8 p.m. in Daniel Recital Hall on the Furman University campus. Directed by Furman music professor Omar Carmenates, the concert is open...
Continue ReadingHigh Noon on April 4: “A History of Beauty, Fashion and Disease”
Carolyn Day, an associate professor of history at Furman University, will talk about how the deadly disease tuberculosis impacted early 19th century British fashion and perceptions of beauty when she speaks at the High Noon...
Continue ReadingStudents serving students
The mission of the Furman Student Government Association is to be a proactive governing body that represents Furman’s diverse student population and contributes to the positive development of the university community. Furman SGA executive board...
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