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Furman grad searches for ‘All the Sharks’ on Netflix show
Brendan Talwar ’11 is among the teams of researchers and adventurers searching for sharks in oceans throughout the world in the Netflix competition series.
Continue ReadingPaul L. Thomas writes op-ed about NAEP and ‘overblown’ reading statistics
In The Washington Post, Furman Education Professor Paul L. Thomas says politicians and journalists are misreading the results of the National Assessment of Educational Progress and are ignoring the real problems behind U.S. reading achievement.
Continue ReadingOLLI wins airtime on ‘Access Carolina’
Osher Lifelong Learning Institute instructor Barbara Stoop joins the host of "Access Carolina" to promote upcoming registration and show viewers how to make gelli plate prints.
Continue ReadingClearly Furman campaign continues to exceed expectations
The Campaign for our Third Century continues to inspire extraordinary generosity from alumni, parents and university friends.
Continue ReadingAllie Beth Stuckey ’14 appears on NYT podcast ‘Interesting Times’
Furman alumna Allie Beth Stuckey '14 is a guest on The New York Times podcast "Interesting Times" with host Ross Douthat. The communications studies alumna talks about her background, culture war issues and her new...
Continue ReadingAganga-Williams ’08 figures large in PBS ‘Frontline’ documentary
Temidayo Aganga-Williams offers commentary throughout the PBS documentary "Trump's Power and the Rule of Law," which aired on "Frontline" July 15.
Continue ReadingGreenville Zoo intern walks on the wild side
Giraffes, tortoises and wild dogs, oh my! Lanie Crumpton ’27 is fueling her passion for animal care by interning at the Greenville Zoo.
Continue ReadingNelsen goes on record about SC’s role in national politics
In a WYFF News 4 interview, Brent Nelsen says South Carolina will be a focal point for a lot of politics over the next three years.
Continue ReadingSarah Herring ’66 supports FurmanWIN with $1 million gift
Her gift supports the Furman Women's Impact Network Endowed Fund, which provides scholarships, experiential learning opportunities and other student stipends.
Continue ReadingPathways, Career Services recognized by National Association of Colleges and Employers
Furman wins a NACE Career Services Excellence Award. In a NACE newsletter, Lauren Payne and Kristin Irwin describe how the Four-Year Pathway program bolsters career competencies and readiness.
Continue ReadingFurman Board of Trustees approves faculty promotions and tenure
The Furman University Board of Trustees approved promotions and tenure for a number of faculty members during its spring meeting in May. All recommendations for promotion and tenure are effective Aug. 1, 2025.
Continue ReadingBrian Edwards selected to lead Furman Marketing and Communications
Edwards currently leads communications and brand management at Robert Morris University outside Pittsburgh.
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