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Brief: Bee Club Cultivates a Growing Buzz on Campus
The club is growing and has plans to market Furman honey around campus and the community.
Continue ReadingBrief: Q&A with Kerry Sease of IACH
Kerry Sease, M.D., executive director of the Institute for the Advancement of Community Health (IACH), discusses how the institute, students and health workers are addressing critical issues in our community.
Continue ReadingNote from the Office of Alumni and Parent Engagment: Making Music and Memories
One of my greatest joys in life is that I get to make music for a living. For more than 30 years, I taught music in several high schools and universities outside of South Carolina...
Continue ReadingFrom the Vault: Ties that Bind
Furman University's place in The Duke Endowment started with a friendship.
Continue ReadingNow: Finding a Career Takes Passion and Drive
When I came to Furman as a first-year student, I was undecided about my major and career. I did not know what I wanted to do after graduation or what my career path would look...
Continue ReadingNext: AI is a great tool, but can’t replace everything
Generative AI (GenAI) is artificial intelligence technology that can generate text, images or other data using machine-learning models. GenAI sparks both excitement and measured concern among Furman’s community of students, staff, faculty and administrators. While...
Continue ReadingNotes from the Field: The New Flag Bearer
Anna Morgan ’24 is the latest Furman women’s golfer to leave her imprint on a storied program filled with generational talent and golf legends.
Continue ReadingSports Brief: A Helping Hand
Since experiencing a major stroke more than a decade ago, former Furman football great Allen Edwards ’92 has learned he can still count on his teammates.
Continue ReadingUp Close: Saddle Up to De-Stress
Tammi Wilson ’90 uses equine therapy to help veterans and others struggling with cognitive, physical and emotional challenges.
Continue ReadingShelf Life
An examination of eulogies, a charmer and humorist’s asides, the ABCs of neuroscience for young children, a deadly engagement party and Greenville history.
Continue ReadingThe Comeback: For the Curious
Engaged learning and education for all ages and interests starts in Greenville and can continue at Furman.
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