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NIH grant awarded to Freeman takes aim at autism symptoms
Furman's Linnea Freeman homes in on the relationship between the gut microbiome and hearing deficiencies in a mouse model of autism spectrum disorder. A grant from NIH supports undergraduate research in an area that impacts...
Continue ReadingFurman alumnus inducted into Army ROTC Hall of Fame
Chris Ballard '84 spent 35 years in the Army, starting as a ROTC cadet at Furman. He rose to the rank of major general and retired as deputy director of operations at the National Security...
Continue ReadingFurman Farm, Shi Institute, and Three Sisters get airtime on FOX
FOX Carolina's "Access Carolina" invites The Shi Institute's Andrew Predmore and Bruce Adams to the studio to talk about the Three Sisters fundraising dinner starring organically raised produce from the Furman Farm.
Continue ReadingNelsen comments on election 2024
Furman's Brent Nelsen joins the WYFF studio to address questions about how votes are counted, how networks are able to call an election and why one party's messaging gained more traction with the American people.
Continue ReadingHAVOC’s superheroes raise more than $54K for charities
HAVOC is an annual fundraising competition that dominates campus for seven days each fall. The Furman University Student Activities Board organizes this event, picking about 20 students to compete in challenges and raise money for...
Continue ReadingGeorge Singleton featured on SEC Network’s TrueSouth
George Singleton '80 is an award-winning author and an expert on gas station hot dogs across the Upstate of South Carolina. He shares his favorites with John T. Edge on TrueSouth.
Continue ReadingWill Harris/Walz ticket shift voting behaviors in Clarendon County?
South Carolina's Clarendon County has seen a wide swing in how it votes over the decades. In an article appearing in The Post and Courier, Danielle Vinson comments on how the Harris/Walz ticket might impact...
Continue ReadingDemo Day highlights 7th group of GVL Starts founders
Demo Day gives participants of the GVL Starts program, run by Furman University's Hill Institute for Innovation and Entrepreneurship, the chance to pitch their businesses to win one of three $5,000 startup grants.
Continue ReadingFurman students advance to finals and semifinals of SC Innovates competition
From a pool of more than 75 graduates and undergraduates representing 16 institutions, two Furman students and their entrepreneurial concepts make the semifinals of the SC Innovates Pitch Competition. Read on for more about who'll...
Continue ReadingThen: Recalling What Makes Furman Special
How my work at the International African American Museum highlights Furman's impact on my life.
Continue ReadingA Blend of Art and Science
Family winery uses science background to produce works of fermented art.
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