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Local news covers $5 million community health research grant
Several media outlets came to campus to interview the grant's principal investigators. The research will find ways to involve community members in decisions that affect their health.
Continue ReadingFurman students honed their skills with summer internships around the world
Furman's famed engaged learning programs include fellowships for students working internships during the summer. Many stay near Greenville, others travel around the world.
Continue ReadingFurman adds theatre studies major, digital ethics and medieval studies minors
The new programs represent the best of a liberal arts and sciences education. They provide new opportunities for our students in their academic pathway while helping to prepare them for life after Furman.
Continue ReadingFurman, LiveWell Greenville receive $5 million grant to improve community health research
The Institute for the Advancement of Community Health and LiveWell Greenville will work to increase community participation to decrease rates of chronic diseases. Clemson, Prisma Health and USC School of Medicine will also be involved.
Continue ReadingFurman’s first-year move-in day welcomes more than 400 students
Furman University opened the doors to first-year residence halls on Thursday, including the newly constructed Lakeview Hall. More than 400 students moved in throughout the day with help from the Paladin football team, orientation advisors...
Continue ReadingTensley ’12 writes about the kind of electorate Harris is attracting
Brandon Tensley '12 said Harris is mounting a campaign reminiscent of Barack Obama's 2008 run in which he tapped a diverse range of voters.
Continue ReadingAudrey Enghauser, Jennifer Stoner warn of job scammers
WSPA airs a story about the incidence of job scammers on social media. Student Audrey Enghauser '26 talks about her experience, and Jennifer Stoner tells viewers how to spot fake employers whose tactics are becoming...
Continue ReadingMorris’s new novel gets promo in local news
Some people will store away active shooter training for a day that will hopefully never come. Others, like Laura Leigh Morris, will write a novel. Learn more about "The Stone Catchers" 5:30 p.m., Wednesday, Aug....
Continue ReadingRiley 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.
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