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Furman’s Chi Omega chapter featured in The Eleusis
Furman's Epsilon Lambda chapter of Chi Omega is in the spotlight as part of The Eleusis magazine's Campus Corner.
Continue ReadingPlacing Furman project spurs extensive stories in Post and Courier Greenville, SC Public Radio
Back in 2022, Furman faculty and student researchers scoured thousands of Greenville County records for racially restrictive language in deeds. What they found in some was a connection to Furman University that couldn't be ignored.
Continue ReadingBiology students win awards at Association of Southeastern Biologists conference
Two biology students score top honors in two of five possible categories for their poster sessions at ASB. Jon Daniel '25 and William Johnson '26 bring home the hardware and a lot of confidence.
Continue ReadingEmily Anne Harris puts history and preservation on display at Furman Engaged
Emily Anne Harris '25 has made South Carolina history her passion and plans to present just a few of her findings at Furman Engaged on April 11.
Continue ReadingStudents Spread Smiles on Friday Afternoons
Four sophomores take it upon themselves to set up camp on most Friday afternoons inside the main entrance to help welcome passersby. For one student, it's continuing a tradition.
Continue ReadingFurman’s Harris talks NCAA brackets with The Independent
In The Independent, Furman's John Harris provides numerical context for just how difficult it is to predict an accurate bracket.
Continue ReadingFurman continues to monitor wildfires
The Emergency Response Team is monitoring the fires and will keep campus updated if conditions warrant.
Continue ReadingWomen’s History Month: Angélica Lozano-Alonso remembers Latin American women
Spanish Professor Angélica Lozano-Alonso is inspired by her mother, who received a doctorate degree while working full-time as a teacher.
Continue ReadingFurman students bring home NATAS Southeast Student Production Awards
Furman communication studies students scored two wins out of five nominations for their multimedia productions, earning recognition by the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences.
Continue ReadingLocal news sources promo upcoming Furman cookbook
Furman First Gentleman Charles Davis is putting together a new cookbook to celebrate Furman's 200 years. He gets a little help from local media outlets GVLtoday and The Post and Courier - Greenville.
Continue ReadingWomen’s History Month: Courtney Tollison ’99 says women’s history is history
Tollison credits her mentors, history professors emeriti Diane Vecchio and Marian Strobel, and urges young people to find their passion.
Continue ReadingPlacing Furman project examines racist real estate practices of the past
Alester Furman Jr. wrote real estate covenants that restricted Black people from owning houses throughout Greenville, a common practice throughout the country from the 1920s through the 1940s.
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