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Ambrose coauthors playbook for sustainable financial health: ‘Colleges on the Brink’
As colleges and universities across the country face challenging times, Ambrose's book, “Colleges on the Brink: The Case for Financial Exigency," serves to help universities avoid crises.
Continue ReadingLocal news covers queer zines collection at Furman
Furman's queer zines collection includes publications and other ephemera from five continents and 20 countries. It's one of the largest collections in the country, Jeffrey Makala says.
Continue ReadingFurman science students win big at South Carolina conference
Six Furman University science students took home top prize at a recent statewide competition and symposium, earning distinction in half the categories represented within the research poster event.
Continue ReadingVinson goes on record about SC GOP primary, Trump, Biden
News agencies from the UK to Australia speak to Furman's Danielle Vinson about Donald Trump, Joe Biden and Nikki Haley.
Continue ReadingNelsen speaks to TV, radio news stations about SC politics
Radio and TV stations turn to Furman's Brent Nelsen to talk about the dynamics of the SC GOP primary.
Continue ReadingVinson speaks to news agencies ahead of SC GOP primary
Furman's Danielle Vinson speaks to several news outlets about the South Carolina Republican primary, which takes place Feb. 24.
Continue ReadingAlumna’s string project reverberates throughout central Texas
A fixture on the Austin, Texas contemporary classical music scene, “viola nerd” Ames Asbell ’92 leads the Texas State String Project, making affordable music education available to children throughout the region.
Continue Reading‘We bring so much to the table’
During Black History Month, Jada Walker ’24 reflects on the opportunities and mentors that help her chart her path at Furman.
Continue ReadingFor Pratik Shrestha ’26, a chance to study and learn all over the world
Pratik Shrestha ’26 isn’t one for staying put. Shrestha is the first in his family to leave Nepal for college. He said his parents were emotional but supportive of his decision.
Continue ReadingFrom Kazakhstan to Greenville, Aruzhan Sakhariyanova ’26 keeps her family and culture close
Being away has taught Aru Sakhariyanova ’26 how important it is to keep a part of herself tethered back home.
Continue ReadingLiz Smith featured on SCETV’s ‘Carolina Classrooms’
Furman's Liz Smith talks about The Riley Insitute at Furman University, The Riley Institute's Teachers of Government program and the fragility of American democracy.
Continue ReadingThe Duke Endowment praised for support of mental well-being
Furman's Michelle Horhota is quoted in an article about The Duke Endowment's legacy of supporting mental health.
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