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Riley Institute’s Winkler contributes opinion piece about teachers
Claudia Winkler believes that if we help teachers provide robust social studies instruction, they can help students develop the ability to think critically and independently.
Continue ReadingSalt reflects on her editorial internship in Greenville
Meg Salt '26 explores what Greenville has to offer while deepening friendships and taking on a summer internship with a local publishing group.
Continue ReadingNews sources pay tribute to Frank Selvy ’54
The Furman Basketball legend is known for outstanding stats during his collegiate and pro careers. Furman Head Coach Bob Richey said, "Frank was a phenomenal person. He was one of the best to ever wear...
Continue ReadingA Coloradan is impressed with Greenville, S.C.
A journalist writing for The Denver Post gushes over Greenville, S.C., after spending time in the city. Sarah Kuta writes about the abundant places to eat, play and stay in Furman's hometown.
Continue ReadingAnderson ’19 received national praise during Disability Pride Month
Natalie Anderson was born with a balance disability. The psychology graduate is applauded by the National Center for Women and Information Technology where she advocates for people of all abilities and identities.
Continue ReadingFrank Selvy, Furman Paladin basketball great, dies at 91
Frank Selvy set NCAA records as a Furman Paladin and went on to an all-star career in the NBA. He remained a loyal friend, mentor and supporter of Furman.
Continue ReadingProvost Pontari reminds summer 2024 graduates of their resilience
Pontari told the commencement attendees that "these soon-to-be graduates made Furman a better place – a more welcoming place - and that they contributed to our community in ways that aren’t listed on their transcript."
Continue ReadingKaup featured in Lutheran Services Carolinas newsletter
Furman's Kate Kaup describes what motivates her to serve refugees in the Upstate. She offers advice to others looking to serve refugees who are often fleeing "horrible, life-threatening" conditions in their home countries.
Continue ReadingSummer commencement sends off Paladins with charge to engage communities with courage and compassion
Twenty-one graduates attended the summer ceremony in Hartness Pavilion. Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost Beth Pontari delivered the address, reminding them of their proven resilience as they step into new opportunities.
Continue ReadingStudents contribute, and learn, through summer research fellows program
Students are increasingly taking advantage of Furman's summer research fellows program, which provides stipends for students to pursue their interests while working closely with faculty on important issues.
Continue ReadingLakeview Hall opens to first-year students on August 22
Furman University's new residence hall, Lakeview Hall, opens to first-year students on August 22. The space features state-of-the-art living quarters as well as a view of the lake on campus.
Continue ReadingPeggy Good ’67, former trustee, dies at 78
Good was a standout student at Furman and went on to graduate school at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. A service will be held Aug. 11 at First Baptist Church in Greenville.
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