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Politics professor Brent Nelsen weighs in on Sen. Tim Scott’s run for presidency
Brent Nelsen weighs in on Sen. Tim Scott's bid for president.
Continue ReadingFurman research helps elevate Paladin Men’s Basketball
Research by staff in Athletics and faculty in Health Sciences has helped Furman men's basketball players reach new heights in physical conditioning.
Continue ReadingFurman grad DeSantis in CNBC story about freelancing
CNBC interviewed alumnus Nathaniel DeSantis '19 about his decision to work for himself.
Continue ReadingFurman’s Shaniece Criss connects dots between social media and birth outcomes
Negative words and attitudes toward various ethnic groups matter when it comes to birth outcomes. Furman's Shaniece Criss explains in a TEDxFurmanU talk on YouTube.
Continue ReadingKatelyn Wong ’26 on history and heritage
Following in her older sisters’ footsteps, the Chinese American student found a growing AAPI community on campus.
Continue ReadingFurman’s Sam Lape ’23 advances to NCAA Championship
Several news outlets reported on senior Sam Lape whose final round in the NCAA Salem Regional catapulted him to a 2nd-place finish and a spot in the NCAA Championship.
Continue ReadingD.C. Career Trek connects students with alumni and opportunities
Exploring career options, visiting potential employers, networking with alumni and seeing the sights were on the agenda for the group of Furman students May 7-9.
Continue ReadingFamily and culture connect classics professor to Korea
Eunice Kim sees AAPI Heritage Month as a chance to reflect on “the many identities that make up the AAPI community.”
Continue ReadingFurman psychology professor unpacks DBT ‘Ted Lasso’ style
Dialectical behavior therapy might well be the solution to help mend the tense relationship between "Ted Lasso" characters Ted and Nate on Apple TV+'s hit show, says Grace Binion. FOX Carolina sits down with Binion...
Continue ReadingOneSouthCarolina award receives TV coverage
Furman University’s Riley Institute presented the second annual OneSouthCarolina Partners in Progress Award to the International African American Museum, receiving widespread news coverage.
Continue ReadingInternational African American Museum receives Riley Institute’s OneSouthCarolina award
Charleston’s International African American Museum received the second annual OneSouthCarolina Partners in Progress Award from Furman University’s Riley Institute.
Continue ReadingArkansas newspaper lauds impact of Chuck Ambrose on local university
Chuck Ambrose '83 is the subject of a newspaper column highlighting his early success as chancellor of Henderson State University in Arkansas.
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