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Exploring options and making connections at the Career and Internship Fair
Furman students’ professionalism and critical thinking skills keep major employers returning to campus year after year, recruiters said.
Continue ReadingProfessional development series illuminates pathways in psychology and neuroscience
Find Your Path Fridays, a professional development series presented by Furman’s psychology department and neuroscience program, illuminates graduate school, internship and career options for interested students.
Continue ReadingMessages of hope and healing land in the community on butterfly wings
The members of student organization PHOKUS took part in Project White Butterfly, placing cards around Greenville with notes of encouragement and resources for people struggling with addiction.
Continue ReadingClothes-minded students model do’s and don’ts at career fashion show
In the lead-up to the Career and Internship Fair, the Malone Center for Career Engagement presented “What’s in Your Closet?” to inspire job-seekers to dress professionally and confidently.
Continue ReadingAlumna makes sustainable entrepreneurship all of her beeswax
With her reusable beeswax food wraps, Becca Bolich Wade ’19 offers an eco-friendly solution to keeping things fresh.
Continue ReadingFaithful storytelling inspires Indigenous translation of New Testament
Furman students and community members learned about Terry Wildman’s attempt to give Native Americans a fresh appreciation of scripture and undo the damage of colonial “Christianization.”
Continue Reading‘Barbie’ CLP explores diverse perspectives on cultural phenomenon
Was the blockbuster movie of summer 2023 a subversive takedown of the patriarchy or a marketing ploy to sell dolls? More than 200 students and faculty gathered for the conversation.
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 ReadingStudy in the Savanna gave senior ‘grounded confidence’
Kaya Frawley ’24 spent Summer 2023 among the zebras in South Africa, building the skills for graduate school and life as a conservation scientist.
Continue ReadingFun, food and reflection start Class of 2027 on Furman pathway
A busy Fall Orientation schedule included academic advising, tours, s’mores, dancing and carnival rides for more than 600 first-year students.
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 ReadingFacts and figures about the Class of 2027
Statistics don’t lie: The newest Paladins bring an impressive array of talents, interests and achievements to campus.
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