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Swamp Rabbit Trail draws accolades
The Swamp Rabbit Trail, an 11-mile recreational walking, running and biking path that runs through the Furman campus, has made Upstate Forever’s 2012 Top Ten List of the most notable achievements in land use, conservation,...
Continue Reading40 years of Roe v. Wade
The number of abortions performed in America has been on the decline for a generation. Yet in few states has the trend been more dramatic in recent years than in Kansas, a change driven by...
Continue ReadingArt of the political comeback
Can Mark Sanford make a comeback? Right now, it appears quite possible. The former South Carolina governor hopes to return to his first job in politics, representing coastal South Carolina in the House. Danielle Vinson,...
Continue ReadingGreer standout selects Furman
Zach Roberts, a senior at Riverside High School and member of the Greer Spartans Rugby Club, will enroll at Furman University in the fall where he will play rugby. Roberts, who has played fly-half for...
Continue ReadingFurman athletics take national stage
A number of Furman coaches and athletes have garnered national exposure over the past few months as members of U.S. national teams for their respective sports. Paladin assistant women's lacrosse coach Amber Falcone notched a...
Continue ReadingDempsey returns to Major League Soccer
Former Furman soccer standout Clint Dempsey has left the Tottenham Spurs of the English Premier League to return to Major League Soccer and the Seattle Sounders. Reports began surfacing over the weekend that Dempsey, captain...
Continue ReadingHigh praise for women’s soccer team
The Furman women's soccer team has been selected as the preseason favorite in the Southern Conference in voting by the league's 11 head coaches. Sophomore Stephanie DeVita, the 2012 SoCon Player and Freshman of the...
Continue ReadingWhite named to Walker Cup team
Former Furman golfer Todd White has been named to the 2013 U.S. Walker Cup team that will play Great Britain and Ireland Sept. 7-8 at National Golf Links in Southampton, N.Y. The 45-year-old White, who...
Continue ReadingWashington Comes to the Classroom
When you think of a college political science class, you might imagine going to class and reading and learning about government, political leaders and current events. But last Friday, the political system came to life...
Continue ReadingA different approach to a difficult subject
Sexual assault can be a difficult subject to broach. But a North Carolina-based theater troupe made is easier last week. An audience of about 40 members, mostly Furman students, watched a scene dubbed “How ‘bout this...
Continue ReadingFor students, renovated student center doubles as a campus hub
If you haven’t visited campus in awhile, you’re in for a treat when you step into the newly renovated and expanded Trone Student Center. As Furman President Carl Kohrt ’65 described, the center is the...
Continue ReadingKenyan student reflects on terrorist attack
In the United States, September 21 will be remembered as just another Saturday. However, for freshman Patrick Musau ’17, it will never be forgotten. On this day, the Westgate Mall in Nairobi, Kenya came under...
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