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An incoming freshman perseveres
Julia Stathopoulos didn’t let a restrictive lung disease and an extended hospital stay keep her from attending her high school graduation at Providence High in Charlotte, N.C. She wanted to be part of things, and...
Continue ReadingResearch examines how liberal arts grads fare in the job hunt
Allison Hurst, Furman sociology professor, is working with two student researchers to analyze how recent liberal arts college grads are maneuvering through job searches and debt management in a challenging economy.
Continue ReadingFurman a great place to work
In the Chronicle of Higher Education's fifth annual survey of faculty and staff, Furman was recognized as one of the "Great Colleges to Work For." The publication named a total of 103 colleges and universities...
Continue ReadingLecture series earns PBK recognition
Furman's Francis W. Bonner American Scholar Lecture Series began in 2011 to highlight the ideals of Phi Beta Kappa, the nation's oldest academic honorary society, and the centrality of liberal learning in the American experience....
Continue ReadingAkerman-Teixeira Guitar Duo presents concert
OCTOBER 31, 2012 by Tina Underwood, Contributing Writer The Akerman-Teixeira Guitar Duo will present a concert Wednesday, Nov. 14 at 8 p.m. in Daniel Recital Hall. The duo will also present a master class at...
Continue ReadingStudents raise money for Ugandan schoolhouse
NOVEMBER 6, 2012 by Erikah Haavie, Contributing Writer A group of Furman students are hoping to give a gift to children they’ve never met — the opportunity to learn in a classroom for the first...
Continue ReadingSymphony and Chorus to present concert
NOVEMBER 19, 2012 by Tina Underwood, Contributing Writer The Furman Symphony Orchestra and Oratorio Chorus will present a concert Friday, Nov. 30 at 8 p.m. in McAlister Auditorium. “Christmas @ Furman” is open to the public...
Continue ReadingPaladins put a wrap on fall season, looking forward to spring matrix play
by John Roberts, Paladin Head Coach Entering the fall season, I looked at our fall record and was absolutely stunned by our youth. Heading into our first game against Clemson’s second side, we traveled with...
Continue ReadingPhotographs by Wrangle on display
Photographs by Clemson University art faculty member Anderson Wrangle will be on display Thursday, Jan. 10 through Friday, Feb. 8 at Thompson Gallery in the Roe Art Building on the Furman campus. Thompson Gallery hours...
Continue ReadingSwamp 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,...
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