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An answer to the shortage of high school guidance counselors
High school counselors fill an essential role in helping students achieve their college dreams. But when too few counselors are on hand, low-income students in particular suffer. That’s why the J. Marion Sims Foundation and...
Continue ReadingA life of miracles
Reflecting back on nearly a century of memories, Trude Heller describes her life as one “full of miracles.” She remembers the early years growing up as an only child in Vienna, Austria. She liked school....
Continue ReadingNewsboys in Concert April 29
The Grammy®-nominated and platinum-selling band Newsboys will be in concert Saturday, April 29, at 6 p.m. in Timmons Arena on the Furman University campus. Doors open at 5 p.m. Tickets are available at the Timmons...
Continue ReadingToday is Dins Day!
[caption id="attachment_31652" align="alignright" width="542"] Dins Day helps raise money for the university and its students.[/caption] Furman University is reaching out to its alumni, parents and friends from around the world today as the school celebrates...
Continue ReadingThree Furman seniors receive Fulbright grants
Three 2017 Furman University graduating seniors have received Fulbright U.S. Student Program grants from the U.S. Department of State and the J. William Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board. The seniors are among over 1,900 U.S. citizens...
Continue ReadingU.S. must talk to North Korea
Furman Politics and International Affairs professor Akan Malici warns of dire consequences for the U.S. and the world if cooler heads don't prevail with respect to North Korea. As guest columnist for The Greenville News,...
Continue ReadingPower of the internship
More and more colleges and universities are embracing the idea of engaged learning and encouraging their students to pursue internships during the summer and throughout the academic year. In a column for the Greenville Journal, Furman...
Continue ReadingFurman completes $1.7M solar farm
Furman University is inching closer to reducing its carbon footprint. April 25 marks the day the university will connect more than 2,000 photovoltaic solar panels to the electrical grid that promise to reduce the university’s electricity expenditures by up...
Continue ReadingModern Languages & Literatures collaborates with Hispanic Alliance
The Furman Department of Modern Languages and Literatures (MLL) has established the Hispanic Alliance - Furman University Fellowship (HA-FU), a collaborative effort with Greenville’s Hispanic Alliance whose mission is to enrich the quality of life...
Continue ReadingBMW Charity Pro-Am golf tournament announces celebrities list
Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers, former Major League Baseball players Chipper Jones and Paul O’Neill, and actor Carmine Giovinazzo are among the celebrities who will visit Greenville to play in the 2017 BMW Charity...
Continue Reading“Make Campus Great Again”
Lauren Cooley ’14 was a political activist when she was a student at Furman, and that is still true today. She writes and speaks about conservative causes, and she was recently interviewed on the Glenn...
Continue ReadingAre South Carolina schools really the worst in the nation?
In U.S. News & World Report's inaugural ranking of the 50 states, South Carolina holds the dubious distinction of last place for education. Cindy Landrum of Greenville Journal taps education experts to break down how the...
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