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Math in the city
By Erikah Haavie With 10 city-owned garages and more than 7,000 spaces, the logistics of parking in Greenville can be tricky. “Downtown Greenville is rockin’ and rollin’,” said Mike Murphy, Greenville’s Director of Public...
Continue ReadingFurman professors help NCAA with rating system
Furman University’s football team made it to the second round of the NCAA Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) playoffs before falling to North Dakota State in Fargo last weekend, but the university’s involvement in the playoffs...
Continue ReadingFurman series on “Obamacare” continues
“Is Medicaid Expansion Right or Wrong for South Carolina?,” the second presentation of a four-part series that examines the various facets of the Affordable Care Act, continues Wednesday, July 24, 6:30-8:30 p.m. in Shaw Hall...
Continue ReadingFurman to host Catamounts Saturday
The Furman football team won't be the only Paladin squad to take on Western Carolina this Saturday. The Furman men's rugby team will host the Catamounts in the team's home opener 11 a.m., Saturday at...
Continue ReadingFurman runs by Catamounts 87-3
The Furman men’s rugby team scored early and often during an 87-3 win over Western Carolina Saturday at Roberts Field. Played before a Family Weekend crowd, Nick Rossano, the first recipient of the Furman Rugby...
Continue ReadingFurman defeats Davidson 47-5
Furman’s young team continued to improve Saturday as the Paladins posted a 47-5 victory over Davidson. Played on a sunny clear day at Roberts Field, it took the Paladins 10 -12 minutes to find any...
Continue ReadingFriends, family, fun and lots of photos; Furman celebrates Homecoming weekend
Fifty-five years ago, Pat Morgan was part of the final freshman class at Furman’s downtown campus. Since then, he’s watched the current campus change and grow dramatically over the years. But for him, it’s not...
Continue ReadingFrom Iowa to New Hampshire: Professor Guth Looks at 2016 Presidential Election
In your opinion, who were the winners and losers in Monday’s Iowa caucuses? The real impact was on the Republican side, where Donald Trump’s high poll ratings did not translate into actual support at the...
Continue ReadingVolunteer outlast Paladins in final fall game
Playing at Sherman College in Spartanburg, Furman played a gritty first half against the University of Tennessee 2nds but the Volunteers pulled away late in the game to take a 32-17 victory. With the loss,...
Continue ReadingStudy Tips
DECEMBER 9, 2011 By Allison Davey '14, Contributing Writer Exams are underway. And the campus conversation centers on stress, deadlines, and who stayed up later the night before to study.
Continue ReadingLearning to eat right
Whole wheat pizza, ratatouille, and farro salad aren’t usually foods that college students cook. Cooking and healthy eating in general are two skills that many students lack and don’t expect to learn in college. Furman’s...
Continue ReadingRetiree tribute: Professor John Shelley
THERE’S PROBABLY NO BETTER send-off for a Furman professor heading into retirement than to be presented the Alester G. Furman, Jr., and Janie Earle Furman Award for Meritorious Teaching. Just ask John Shelley. The religion...
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