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Two Furman students explore economics in UChicago summer program

The research summer institute, held at the Brookings Institution in Washington, D.C., offers an immersive economics research opportunity.

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Advantage Scholars get first experience as Paladins

Advantage Scholars have received a named scholarship to Furman. They took workshops and visited community organizations around Greenville.

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Public health research opens doors for public health student

His work will produce a research paper and may help steer public policy and health outcomes in Greenville, South Carolina.

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OLLI wins mention in GVLtoday, again

Furman's hometown of Greenville, South Carolina, is for both the young and the young at heart. Furman's Osher Lifelong Learning Institute gets a repeat shoutout from GVLtoday in "10+ activities for retired locals in Greenville."

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Rhett Bryson featured in The Linking Ring

The International Brotherhood of Magicians features the one and only Rhett Bryson in its official publication. Bryson has served more than 50 years as a Furman faculty member in the Department of Theatre Arts.

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The Innovation Academy: Furman’s launchpad for high school entrepreneurs

The Hill Institute’s innovation camp gave high school students the unique chance to develop and pitch a business with help from industry experts.

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Furman bound: Miss South Carolina’s Teen 2025

Furman University is the college home for Miss South Carolina's Teen. Tess Ferm (right) of Charleston was crowned on Friday, June 27. She plans to study psychology at the university. ABC 25 Columbia covered the...

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Up, up and away! Physics launches balloon to measure muons

The balloon rose to over 100,000 feet and measured the flow of muons, crucial cosmic particles. The group plans more launches, with the next one in October.

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‘Let Freedom Ring’ concert draws hundreds, lens of The Greenville News

The Furman Department of Music's "Let Freedom Ring" concert featuring the Lakeside Concert Band, the Greenville Chorale and fireworks is always a crowd favorite. The Greenville News' Mark Susko captured the excitement in a photo...

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Nelsen weighs in on NATO Summit, meeting with Iran

Nelsen goes on record with FOX Carolina about the prospect of peace in the Middle East as well as between Ukraine and Russia. A regular guest for the news outlet, Nelsen also commented on NATO's...

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Grant awarded to Office of Spiritual Life to boost character education at Furman

Associate Chaplain Alexis Carter Thomas says character is in the air we breathe. She and University Chaplain and Associate VP for Spiritual Life Vaughn CroweTipton have big plans for character education programming at Furman.

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Fireball in the Sky Explained by Furman Professor

A fireball, or meteor, that captivated people throughout the Carolinas and Georgia, was likely the size of a tennis ball and composed of metals, according to David Moffett, professor of physics.

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