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Rally by Furman students, faculty, staff covered by local media
Dozens of students, faculty and staff participated in a rally on campus that was covered by The Post and Courier, The Greenville News and the Anderson Independent Mail.
Continue ReadingFormer student, Amy Grant, shares property dispute in The Wall Street Journal
Singer-songwriter Amy Grant attended Furman briefly from 1978-1979 before launching a breakout career in Nashville. The six-time Grammy Award winner and "Queen of Christian Pop" is now fighting to keep her great-grandfather's church, which was...
Continue ReadingJackson Price ’26 and GoldRush wins 2025 Paladin Pitch
The annual venture pitch competition celebrates the hard work of student entrepreneurs, and this year honored area business leaders with three new awards.
Continue ReadingWSPA TV visits Furman, promotes event benefitting Loaves and Fishes
WSPA 7 News came to Furman to promo Taste of the Upstate, which benefits food rescue group Loaves and Fishes. Chef Ron Jansen of Bon Appétit gets creative with produce from the Furman Farm.
Continue ReadingFurman Students Honored with Leadership Awards
Students, programs and advisors received awards for leadership in the March 30 event in the Younts Conference Center. Caleb Rikard '25, a math major, was the student speaker. He also received a Willard A. Metcalf...
Continue ReadingSvec, University of Illinois physics alum, has his eye on the sky
Education Professor Michael Svec leads Friends of the Observatory at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign where he earned a bachelor's in physics. He is leading efforts to restore the Campus Observatory, a National Historic Landmark.
Continue ReadingThe Rinker family invests $1 million into Furman’s Hill Institute
Leighan and Dave Rinker have endowed the annual Rinker Paladin Pitch Competition, spurring on future generations of entrepreneurs and business innovators.
Continue ReadingFurman family at the center of new, inclusive playground
Paul Foster '02 and Reagin Foster realize their dream of building a park where their daughter, Brooks, can play with her siblings and other children with special needs at a playground that is accessible to...
Continue ReadingAubin Vertueux Dzossa Bontse ’27 harnesses the power of data at Furman Engaged
Aubin Vertueux Dzossa Bontse '27 finds a passion for climate research through his home country of Cameroon and Furman University.
Continue ReadingNeuroscience majors win awards for opioid and PTSD research at regional conferences
James Riley-Enriquez '26 and Liyah Reed '25 take home awards for best poster and best paper, respectively, at regional conferences earlier this year.
Continue ReadingInternational Food Festival Serves Up Culture and Community
International Food Festival brings together students, staff and faculty for an afternoon of culinary creativity and dishes from around the world.
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