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Fly fishers catch sustainability lessons during MayX
Mike Winiski’s fly fishing MayX course blends natural sciences and literature alongside outdoor adventures.
Continue ReadingFurman Farm Manager Adams breaks down composting on FOX
The first step to making perfect compost is to test your soil. Bruce Adams shows viewers how on FOX Carolina's "Access Carolina."
Continue ReadingFurman Women’s Golf Scholarship Named for Legendary Paladin Dottie Pepper
The Dorothy L. Pepper ’87 Endowed Scholarship for Women’s Golf is open to donors who want to support women's golf at Furman.
Continue ReadingKolb writes op-ed about steel tariffs and trade policy in The Post and Courier
Furman's Ken Kolb compares how post-WWII steel mills are vastly different from the mills today that produce about 70% of the steel the U.S. needs. He explains why a trade imbalance isn't necessarily a bad...
Continue ReadingMalone Center earns career services award from NACE
Furman’s Malone Center for Career Engagement earns national recognition.
Continue ReadingRod Kelley ’06 comments on how Furman U. is addressing hazing
In the blog for HazingInfo.org, Furman's Rod Kelley explains why Furman is well-positioned to implement a new law requiring universities to publicly disclose hazing incidents on campus.
Continue ReadingPublic health major Jason Levitt ’26 wins Udall Scholarship
Jason Levitt '26 is Furman's newest Udall Scholar and is one of just 55 undergraduates winning the honor nationwide. Through campus engagement and his work with underserved youth, he aims to give voice to untold...
Continue ReadingFurman’s Mondé weighs in on use of restraint device by law enforcement
The Sociology Department's Geniece Mondé tells FOX Carolina that law enforcement officials should be guided by clear policies when it comes to using physical restraints. The story ran in multiple markets across the country.
Continue ReadingMayX Study Away Opens Doors to Growth at Home
Nearly 300 Furman students studied away from campus during MayX 2025, the amuse-bouche of the academic year. From Bangkok to Cape Town, they studied topics they knew they loved and cultures they just learned about.
Continue ReadingCareer Trek links students with Atlanta alumni and careers
Woodruff Arts Center, Atlanta History Center, Zoo Atlanta, Emory's Carlos Museum and Cox Enterprises hosted the Furman group.
Continue ReadingKatie Heck Collins ’04 named AL Teacher of the Year
Katie H. Collins is named Alabama Teacher of the Year for 2025-2026. She holds a bachelor's in French from Furman and teaches ESL in Hoover City Schools.
Continue ReadingLaura Brannan Fretwell ’16 named ‘Outstanding Graduate’ at George Mason U.
Laura Brannan Fretwell successfully defended her dissertation in history at George Mason University. The university highlighted her as an "Outstanding Graduate" on its website the day she received her Ph.D.
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