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Black History Month at Furman features events for students, faculty and staff
Black History Month kicked off on Jan. 31 with Joseph Vaughn Day. Events are scheduled throughout February, wrapping up with a FUGE concert on Feb. 27.
Continue ReadingJoseph Vaughn’s courage a model for all at Furman to embrace
Joseph Vaughn ’68, Furman’s first Black undergraduate student, empowered his classmates to persevere at Furman. His legacy continues to inspire students today.
Continue ReadingDorfman tells students connection is key amid dance group’s tribute to Max Heller
Acclaimed choreographer Carolyn Dorfman and her dance company performed a tribute to Max Heller, and Dorfman featured in a CLP about the power of dance to build community.
Continue ReadingWhen Math Doesn’t Add Up: Furman student’s research explores math teaching methods
An aspiring math teacher, Prins joined the ranks of Furman student researchers and worked on a project that could change how math is taught.
Continue ReadingJoseph Vaughn plaque now hanging in Lakeview Hall
The plaque used to hang in the Trone Student Center offices of the Center for Interpersonal Connections. It has a more prominent place in Lakeview Hall.
Continue ReadingRichard W. Riley ’54 and Former Trustee Merl Code Receive Statewide Awards
Riley and former ambassador David Wilkins received a lifetime achievement award from the South Carolina Supreme Court. Code and former state senator Katrina Shealy received Riley-Wilkins OneSouthCarolina Awards.
Continue ReadingFurman University Adopts Okanagan Charter for Wellbeing
Furman is the 33rd university in the United States to sign the charter, which pledges to embed a culture of wellbeing throughout campus for students, faculty and staff.
Continue ReadingPearl Harbor trip helps Furman Bands players connect with history and each other
Traveling together was a bonding opportunity for the students of Furman Bands and the faculty that joined them as they performed at Pearl Harbor National Memorial.
Continue ReadingGregory, Winkler write op-ed about innovative literacy program, Spark!
Kelly Gregory and Claudia Winkler of The Riley Institute at Furman University write about the impact of literacy programs that spark joy and engagement in reading and writing in South Carolina. Learn more in South...
Continue ReadingDavis goes on record in Forbes about building a sustainable business in 2025
Bryan Davis adds his voice to Forbes Business Council members and shares what organizations can do in 2025 to enhance their sustainability practices.
Continue ReadingFurman’s climate resilience work helps coastal communities
Adelaide Bates’s work as climate resilience manager supports municipalities as they draft policies and seek funding to reduce the effects of natural disasters on the coast.
Continue ReadingA Riley Diversity Leaders Initiative group puts little libraries in salon, barber shop
Furman’s Kerry Sease was part of a community project promoting literacy and bringing families together through reading.
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