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Political Strategist L. Joy Williams to speak at Furman’s MLK Community Breakfast
L. Joy Williams, a long-time political strategist and creator and host of the podcast “Sunday Civics,” is also president of the Brooklyn NAACP. She will be featured in a CLP for students the evening before...
Continue ReadingGreenville included in Money Inc’s ’50 Most Affordable’
Furman's hometown of Greenville, South Carolina, gets a nod from Money Inc for its affordability among cities in the Southeast. The article also mentions other attributes that make the city a great place to live,...
Continue ReadingFurman’s Thomas comments on SC Department of Education’s PragerU content
Furman's Paul L. Thomas speaks to Anna Mitchell of The Post and Courier about the SC Department of Education's move to include teaching resources from right-leaning PragerU on its website.
Continue ReadingClemens Angel Analyst fellows invest in themselves
The Clemens Angel Analyst Fellowship, a partnership between Furman's Hill Institute and VentureSouth, gets Furman students career ready through real-world experience in venture capital.
Continue ReadingFurman among beneficiaries of The Duke Endowment’s $1.9 billion grant
At a celebration culminating The Duke Endowment's 100th Anniversary, the foundation announced its plans to distribute $1.9 billion to colleges in the Carolinas over the next 15 years. See more in Forbes and in Inside...
Continue ReadingFurman wins ‘best continuing education’ in The Post and Courier Greenville
Furman is known for its rigorous academics serving undergraduates. It is also lauded for its community outreach aimed at adult learners who want to take on a new hobby and those who wish to sharpen...
Continue ReadingNelsen comments on Syrian regime change on FOX Carolina
Brent Nelsen offers his thoughts on the ouster of Syria's Bashar al-Assad and what the political transition means for the U.S.
Continue ReadingTrees to be replaced around main entrance to campus
Long-living overcup oak and white oak trees will replace the trees originally planted when Furman's campus moved to its current location.
Continue ReadingDick Riley featured in Columbia Metropolitan
Longtime friends and political advisors describe the legacy of Dick Riley '54, Furman trustee emeritus, two-term governor of South Carolina and U.S. Secretary of Education.
Continue ReadingOLLI shares lessons on FOX Carolina
OLLI knitting instructor Heather Buono and student Jan Tullis join FOX Carolina's "Access Carolina" and show viewers how to knit a Christmas stocking. New OLLI classes from pickleball to photography begin Jan. 13.
Continue ReadingDonnelly featured in BVM Sports
Furman's Jason Donnelly will serve three years on the NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Competition Committee. He expressed his commitment toward improving college basketball and its impact on communities.
Continue ReadingFurman University raises nearly $1.5 million on Giving Tuesday
One of the most successful Giving Tuesdays in recent years included a $1 million gift; most donors supported student scholarships
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