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Gregg Hecimovich’s new book is subject of New York Times article
Named a 'Most Anticipated Title' by the Associated Press, Los Angeles Times, and The Washington Post, Hecimovich's book about the first known Black woman novelist is the subject of an NYT article.
Continue ReadingHecimovich offers thoughts on early images of enslaved
Fifteen images of enslaved Americans are at the center of an ongoing legal battle between Harvard and a likely descendant of those pictured. Gregg Hecimovich describes what the images mean for better understanding American history.
Continue ReadingFurman’s first-year experience among top-20 in US News Rankings
Furman ranks 46th overall among National Liberal Arts Colleges and 1st among all universities, public and private, in South Carolina.
Continue ReadingVinson weighs in on the question of Biden’s age
Does age matter for the highest office in the land? Furman's Danielle Vinson offers her thoughts on President Biden as a viable two-term candidate.
Continue ReadingNew course examines overlooked genre of working-class literature
Often dismissed or ignored by critics, American working-class literature treats the lived experiences of its subjects with respect and dignity and can provide insight into class issues, as Timothy Helwig’s students are discovering this semester.
Continue ReadingPre-release praise for Hecimovich’s book rolls in
Ahead of its October debut, Gregg Hecimovich's book about the first known Black woman novelist is drawing attention from the media.
Continue ReadingAward-winning food writer, adjunct professor featured in local news
Jane Stern, adjunct professor of English, is a five-time winner of the James Beard Award. Her wit, self-effacing charm and passion for food are captured in an article by Lillia Callum-Penso.
Continue ReadingNew school year launched with Opening Convocation
More than 600 members of the Class of 2027 were urged to stretch beyond their comfort zones and approach differing perspectives with respect and curiosity.
Continue ReadingAlexa Harrison ’09 dishes the scoop for Ben & Jerry’s
The English literature and Spanish literature double covered red carpet entertainment events as a reporter for a decade. Now she's sharing the iconic ice cream company's story.
Continue ReadingUpcoming book about America’s first Black female novelist draws pre-publication buzz
Gregg Hecimovich's new book about slave novelist Hannah Crafts is due out in October. It fetches a place among 2023's 'most anticipated' books according to online magazine The Millions.
Continue ReadingMenzer gives back to veterans with the gift of swim
FOX Carolina speaks with Melinda Menzer about her volunteer role with the Upstate Veteran Swim program.
Continue ReadingClass of 2027 kick-starts Furman experience at Summer Orientation
A preview of academic life for incoming first-year students was also a high-impact experience for the upperclass students serving as orientation leaders.
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