Francis Kim says infrastructure is key to overcoming regional economic woes

Furman's Francis Kim looks at post-Civil War America and reflects on how Korea can pull itself out of an economic downturn just as the American South did.

Cooking Up Healthier Communities

Furman graduates and third-year medical students go above and beyond to make the Greenville community heathier through Root Cause and their new cookbook.

Furman’s Top Mock program puts high school students in the courtroom

The weeklong mock trial camp is a crash course on trial advocacy, legal strategy and courtroom presence.

Furman’s hometown of Greenville scores No. 3 spot on CNN Travel list

A downtown waterfall, greenspaces and trails galore, arts, a vibrant food scene, and baseball. Furman's hometown of Greenville, South Carolina, just might have it all. CNN Travel explains in words and video.

Students dive into stock and option trading during MayX

Sixteen students with little to no experience in investments and trading take the plunge into stock and option trading. Furman's Francis Kim and Jeanine Stratton lead the MayX in the Business Analytics Lab.

Furman alumna Kathleen Lane ’14 commissioned as federal judge for District of Montana

Lane, a graduate of George Mason University, previously worked in the Montana Attorney General’s office.

Brent Nelsen comments on the importance of political endorsements

Furman's Nelsen weighs in on the impact of a key endorsement for South Carolina Lieutenant Governor Pamela Evette and what it means for the SC governor's race.

Danielle Vinson talks local politics in The Post and Courier Greenville

The Post and Courier Greenville taps Furman's Vinson for her insights on nonpartisan elections and why County Council members pay the price for voter anger.

Greenville Journal highlights Furman Lakeside Concert Band

The Greenville Journal featured an upcoming concert in the Music by the Lake "Sounds of Summer" concert series.

Danielle Vinson comments on SC governor’s race, runoff

Politics expert Danielle Vinson speaks to ABC affiliate WJCL-SAV about what's in store for the runoff between Pamela Evette and Alan Wilson who are vying for the republican nomination.

Furman commemorates Juneteenth by showcasing student research and creative works

The cultural life program will feature a faculty panel discussion and a showcase of student works, along with a boxed lunch and community conversations.

Nelsen speaks to NPR’s Beardsley ’86 about G7 Summit

Furman's Brent Nelsen goes on record about the G7 Summit and the challenges facing Donald Trump both at home and abroad. He speaks with Furman alum and NPR international correspondent Eleanor Beardsley '86.

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Francis Kim says infrastructure is key to overcoming regional economic woes

Cooking Up Healthier Communities

Furman’s Top Mock program puts high school students in the courtroom

Furman’s hometown of Greenville scores No. 3 spot on CNN Travel list

Students dive into stock and option trading during MayX

Furman alumna Kathleen Lane ’14 commissioned as federal judge for District of Montana

Brent Nelsen comments on the importance of political endorsements

Danielle Vinson talks local politics in The Post and Courier Greenville

Greenville Journal highlights Furman Lakeside Concert Band

Danielle Vinson comments on SC governor’s race, runoff

Furman commemorates Juneteenth by showcasing student research and creative works

Nelsen speaks to NPR’s Beardsley ’86 about G7 Summit

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