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Greenville might just be the hottest city in America right now
So what's wrong with a little shameless self-promotion, especially if it's true? VisitGreenvilleSC.com, the folks behind the the campaign, "Yeah, That Greenville," have put together a missive about why "Greenville, SC might just be the hottest...
Continue ReadingLegislators call for monument honoring African American Confederate soldiers
Upstate representatives Bill Chumley of Woodruff and Mike Burns of Travelers Rest want to honor African Americans who fought on the side of the Confederacy during the Civil War by erecting a special monument on...
Continue ReadingA challenge to think differently
Every Friday afternoon from 2:30 p.m.-3:30 p.m., a group of about 15 students get together in Johns Hall for an end-of-the-week chat. Some are politics and international affairs majors. Others are majoring in math or...
Continue ReadingPoet, environmentalist, publisher Thomas Rain Crowe ’72 speaks Oct. 18
Poet, environmentalist and publisher Thomas Rain Crowe (Furman Class of 1972) will speak on campus Wednesday, Oct. 18 at 7 p.m. in Watkins Room of the Trone Student Center. [caption id="attachment_34665" align="alignright" width="300"] Thomas Rain...
Continue ReadingHuff awards recognize American history scholarship
Furman University will present two awards that recognize history scholarship and support history literacy in the Upstate. The awards will be presented at the American History Book Club and Forum, which takes place Oct. 19...
Continue ReadingFurman celebrates Homecoming Oct. 20-22
Furman University will celebrate its 2017 Homecoming Oct. 20-22 with a variety of events that are open to the public. Friday’s highlights include exhibitions hosted by Special Collections and Archives (“Book Illustration Processes 1498-2016,” James...
Continue ReadingHigh Noon: Professor Andersen to speak on climate change Oct. 18
Brannon Andersen, professor of Earth and Environmental Sciences at Furman, will talk about climate change and its causes when he speaks at the university’s High Noon fall lecture series Wednesday, October 18. [caption id="attachment_34674" align="alignright"...
Continue ReadingFurman to hold Athletics Hall of Fame banquet Friday
Furman alum Dottie Pepper '87, a CBS golf analyst who won 17 times on the LPGA tour, will emcee the 2017 Furman University Athletics Hall of Fame Banquet on Friday, Oct. 13 at Studio 220...
Continue ReadingMore famous than you knew
When the Daily Mail of London published a list of five “famous sites across the world [that] started life in another country,” Furman’s Place of Peace made the list. The structure, which is located on...
Continue ReadingAmericans are misled by Trump
Despite confirmation from high-ranking U.S. officials that Iran is holding up its end of the bargain, President Donald Trump continues to claim Iran is flouting its obligations under the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), a.k.a....
Continue ReadingGreenville groups are raising awareness about Islam, Muslims
Angela Davis of The Greenville News spoke to Furman's Akan Malici and Muhammad Shafqut (Class of 2019) during Islam Awareness Week, a collaboration of Furman’s Middle East and Islamic Studies Minor and the Muslim Student Association....
Continue ReadingKeith Davis inducted into Coastal Jazz Hall of Fame
Furman music faculty member and jazz pianist Keith Davis has performed at the annual Savannah Jazz Festival many times. But the festival that took place in his birthplace in September was particularly memorable. At this year's...
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