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Brent Nelsen talks about the DNC’s pick for the first Democratic primary
Furman's Brent Nelsen goes on record in USA Today about the significance of SC being selected to host the first Democratic primary in 2028.
Continue ReadingFurman internships turn passion for sports into career possibilities
Two Furman University students spent the summer gaining hands-on experience with the Greenville Triumph, building professional connections and discovering how their Furman education can prepare them for life beyond the classroom.
Continue ReadingFurman Farm visitors highlight their day in the Simpsonville Sentinel
Mauldin Garden Club members roll up their sleeves at Furman Farm, learning organic gardening and composting techniques from farm manager Bruce Adams.
Continue ReadingFurman University’s Rose Garden, Place of Peace take the spotlight
Furman's Joey Davis and Brent Nelsen give FOX Carolina's Logan Hoffman tours of two of the university's most cherished spaces.
Continue ReadingElizabeth Davis featured in Greenville Drive’s Green Day photo gallery
The USA Today Network via Reuters Connect captures all the Green Day festivities including Davis' ceremonial first pitch and deep conversations with mascot Reedy Rip'It.
Continue ReadingJim Guth offers insights on SC Republican special primary
Jim Guth says Lindsey Grahams's sister Darline Nordone may not have a lock on the GOP special primary despite Trump's endorsement.
Continue ReadingFurman physics students explore their interests and campus through summer research
Spending summer on campus gives students more time to pursue their interests while exploring campus and the community with their friends.
Continue ReadingDanielle Vinson comments on how Graham bill is picking up speed
In the World, Furman's Danielle Vinson says Lindsey Graham's death may have spurred renewed attention toward a bill he authored to sanction Russia and cripple its war machine.
Continue ReadingShi Fellow gets hands in the dirt and better understanding of farm-to-table
Erin Faulkner '28 has learned a lot from Top Soil restaurant in Greenville about what it means to serve local food in a sustainable way.
Continue ReadingGreenville County Square exhibit celebrates Furman Bicentennial, people and places
The exhibit honors 33 Furman alumni, faculty and friends who have impacted Furman and the City of Greenville more broadly. The traveling exhibit, "The Promised Land," is on display at Greenville County Square through mid-August.
Continue ReadingEvan Danyo ’25 leverages tech, customer service in new business venture
Evan Danyo '25, a business administration and data analytics alum, is applying his love of numbers to a tech-forward garage door company he opened in Greenville.
Continue ReadingFurman interns make learning fun at Upstate children’s museum
Three students took on internships at The Children’s Museum of the Upstate this summer, getting firsthand experience in how play is an integral part of education.
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