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Will 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...

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Demo 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.

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Class Notes

Honoring our fellow Paladins wherever they might be.

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Furman 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...

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Then: Recalling What Makes Furman Special

How my work at the International African American Museum highlights Furman's impact on my life.

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A Blend of Art and Science

Family winery uses science background to produce works of fermented art.

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Math and the Mouse

A May X that uses math to problem-solve for Disney turns 10.

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Room with a View

Furman’s South Housing is designed for the first-year experience and is the new home for the Center for Interpersonal Connections and special events and activities.

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Hometown Team

Greenville’s City Attorneys all pull for the Paladins.

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With Open Arms

Rev. Edward McCutcheon brings a philosophy of presence, understanding and dialogue to Furman’s Wesley Fellowship.

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Letter from the President: Meeting Need

Among the most important aspects of Furman University's strategic plan is ensuring full access to a Furman education and President Elizabeth Davis talks about how that can be accomplished.

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Brief: A Timeless Tribute

For Ed Good ’67, Furman is more than the school in which he earned a history degree. It’s where he met the love of his life, Peggy Good ’67, where he watched their three sons...

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