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Students learn queer history in San Francisco
The MayX Queer Histories course gave students the opportunity to explore unique archives of the people and movements that helped shape LGBTQIA+ communities worldwide.
Continue ReadingReligion Professor Roger Sneed comments on church split
FOX Carolina turns to Roger Sneed, professor of religion, about the fractured United Methodist Church in South Carolina.
Continue ReadingFurman’s Predmore talks sustainability with local news anchor
Award-winning Anchor Amy Wood visits The Shi Institute and speaks with Andrew Predmore, executive director, about how Furman is walking the talk with respect to sustainability.
Continue ReadingShi Institute’s Sustainability Summit gains media attention
The BMW Charity Pro-Am included a Sustainability Summit presented by the Shi Institute in partnership with PNG. A local news station covered the event.
Continue ReadingRiley’s Love
Riley, a golden retriever-basset hound mix, has visited Furman nearly every day for 10 years with her humans, Dave and Kathy Knox. She'll turn 16 soon, but she shows no sign of retiring.
Continue ReadingNelsen weighs in on GOP candidates’ political postures
Furman's Brent Nelsen sits down with FOX Carolina anchor to discuss strategies for would-be GOP nominees.
Continue ReadingFurman drives the conservation conversation at sustainability summit
Furman University President Elizabeth Davis and Andrew Predmore, executive director of The Shi Institute for Sustainable Communities, spoke to an audience of sustainability leaders from many Upstate South Carolina organizations.
Continue ReadingPierre Curtis Named Women’s Basketball Coach at Furman
Curtis takes over the women's basketball team from Jackie Carson, who has accepted the position of senior associate commissioner for women's basketball with the ACC.
Continue ReadingFurman Pride Alliance welcomes students’ authentic selves
For three decades, the university has supported a community where students can be their authentic selves.
Continue Reading‘Colors of the Rainbow’ shares voices of Furman’s LGBTQIA+ community
Faculty, staff and others affiliated with Furman contributed to a book that shares their experiences being LGBTQIA+.
Continue ReadingFive seniors selected for $10,000 Furman Fellowships
Throughout their senior year, each Furman Fellow will pursue a project to make a difference in the community, presenting their work at Furman Engaged in April 2024.
Continue ReadingKen Kolb responds to Washington Post opinion about food deserts
Ken Kolb, professor and chair of sociology, replied to a Washington Post opinion piece about food deserts.
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