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A-Team at Furman links policy-minded students with decision-makers

Students in the Riley Institute’s Advance Team spearhead an annual CLP event alongside political discussions and networking opportunities.

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The Woodlands at Furman earns mention in Financial Times

Drawn to beautiful weather, OLLI, the arts, sporting events, golf and loads of other outdoor activities, retirees flock to The Woodlands at Furman. Financial Times includes the community in its story about college-affiliated retirement facilities.

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President Davis comments on endowment tax in Chronicle of Higher Ed

In a Chronicle of Higher Education article, Furman's Elizabeth Davis explains how an expanded endowment tax could cost the university more than dollars. She says core institutional values are at stake.

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Francis Kim compares economic climates, policies of two administrations

Associate Professor of Finance Francis Kim draws comparisons between Reagan-era and Trump-era economic policies and conditions in an article he penned for Korea JoongAng Daily.

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Women’s History Month: South Carolina’s first woman chief justice inspires Justice Letitia Verdin ’92

Justice Letitia Verdin '92 has seen a lot of progress for women in the South Carolina judiciary that's made the legal system more equitable and inclusive.

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Furman Engaged returns April 11

The all-day Furman Engaged event highlights the impact of experiential learning and personal connections, showcasing the truest example of The Furman Advantage.

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One-man video production shop Sam Kemp ’25 captures Furman MBB moments

Sam Kemp '25 is seriously putting his major through its paces. The communication and media studies student is the man behind the camera and social media posts for Furman Men's Basketball. WYFF News 4's Nigel...

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Kolb offers insights in WYFF report about domestic violence

Sociology Department Chair and Professor Ken Kolb says leaving an abusive relationship is more difficult than it may seem. He says social media is a tool abusers use to make it even harder on victims...

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Harmon contributes ‘Pathways’ article in Insights for College Transitions

Furman's Brad Harmon lays out The Furman Advantage and its components, the Pathways Program and Purposeful Pathways, in Insights for College Transitions.

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Women’s History Month: Min-Ken Liao says, do what you love

For Women's History Month, Min-Ken Liao shares a few words of wisdom from her career, which includes teaching biology at Furman for 25 years.

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Furman campus makes another ‘Most Beautiful’ list, Greenville City EDC takes note

Furman's campus is included among 54 "Most Beautiful" college campuses in Condé Nast Traveler. Greenville City Economic Development Corporation has something to say about that.

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First Gentleman Charles Davis is looking for recipes for his second Furman-based cookbook

Furman's First Gentleman, Charles Davis, is asking for recipes to include in his bicentennial celebration cookbook focusing on favorites of the Furman family.

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