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Kolb receives mention in NYT article about grocery store consolidation
The New York Times taps Sociology Professor and food desert expert Ken Kolb for his take on the impact of a proposed merger of two large grocery store chains.
Continue ReadingVinson weighs in on Taylor Swift’s presidential endorsement
Taylor Swift's public support of Kamala Harris on IG spawned a raft of "likes" and an article in The Post and Courier about how celebrity endorsements can impact elections. Furman's Danielle Vinson offered her insights.
Continue ReadingDebate watch party draws hundreds and local media
About 300 gathered in Daniel Recital Hall Sept. 10 for the first presidential debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. Local TV stations WYFF and FOX Carolina spoke to several students about voting, the issues...
Continue ReadingFalls Park, Liberty Bridge celebrate 20 years
Falls Park and Liberty Bridge opened in 2004 and ushered in eateries, craft brew houses, arts venues and big changes for the City of Greenville. The development is a natural magnet for locals, tourists and...
Continue ReadingFurman earns champion status for first-gen student commitment
Furman is now a Network Champion with FirstGen Forward, an organization dedicated to improving the experience of first-generation college students. Students whose guardians haven't completed a bachelor's degree sometimes need additional resources, and Furman has...
Continue ReadingPresident Elizabeth Davis attends Washington event with other presidents, national media
President Davis was one of a handful of presidents from liberal arts universities — including Bucknell, Oberlin, Pamona, Carleton and Davidson — to meet with national higher ed reporters from outlets including The New York...
Continue ReadingFurman’s Riley Institute Names Bryan Boroughs as Executive Director
Don Gordon, the founding executive director of The Riley Institute, will step into an advisory role. Jacki Martin is retiring as deputy director.
Continue ReadingFurman Music Department announces fall events
Fall Music Department events include something for everyone - opera, bluegrass, classical, jazz and more. All are open to the public. Most are free of charge.
Continue ReadingPedaling on patrol – Parent and Family Council donation helps Furman Police buy patrol bikes
A $30,000 donation from the Parents and Family Council helped the Furman University Police Department buy two patrol bikes. Bike patrols make officers more available to the people they serve.
Continue ReadingFurman partners with AmeriCorps, extends tuition match to master’s students
AmeriCorps alumni who enroll in Furman's Master of Science in Innovation and Leadership or Master of Arts in Advocacy and Equity Studies may use their Segal AmeriCorps Education Award toward furthering their education. Furman offers...
Continue ReadingStraightTalk 2024 speaker series focuses on upcoming election
Among the speakers is Leroy Chapman Jr., who grew up in Greenville and is now the editor-in-chief of the Atlanta Journal Constitution. He is the first Black journalist to hold that position.
Continue ReadingFurman included on the Forbes List of Top Colleges
Furman ranks 35th among all liberal arts universities in the country. The publication mentions author George Singleton, the founder of Lay's Herman Lay and Kabbage founder Kathryn Petralia.
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