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Furman chemists publish new findings on molecule that may be involved in cloud formation
After looking at clouds from both sides now, from up and down and still somehow, Bready and Shields identified a molecule necessary for their formation. But they really don't know life at all.
Continue ReadingHorhota, Anderson collaborate on ACS book chapter about college, careers
Michelle Horhota and Mary Elizabeth Anderson describe how making small changes within a department can help students connect the dots between classroom experiences and career goals.
Continue ReadingClearly Furman reached new heights in donors, gifts and engagement
Furman benefactors gave more than $70 million in fiscal year 2024, drawing close to the Clearly Furman campaign goal. The majority of the gifts will invest in Furman’s future.
Continue ReadingThe vanguard of summer: Students explore jazz through research, original music
Six students are conducting summer research to experiment with composing and arranging music that they will ultimately record.
Continue ReadingKilstofte’s ‘Invisible Angels’ premieres at Duke Chapel
Mark Kilstofte's world premiere of "Invisible Angels" was part of a summer concert, "What the Earth Says," performed June 16 by the 32-member Vocal Arts Ensemble of Durham and directed by Rodney Wynkoop.
Continue ReadingLocal TV station highlights July 4 concert ft. PaintJam
Furman Band members rehearse with speed painters to synchronize art with music. Sue Samuels speaks with WYFF's Rashad Williams about the July 4 event.
Continue ReadingRiley Institute hosts seventh annual Advantage Scholars program
Incoming first-year students from around the country who receive Duke, Townes, Hollingsworth, Vaughn, Mickel, or Lay scholarships came to campus to learn leadership, experience community.
Continue ReadingLocal news draws on Shi Institute report
The Greenville News looks at a remediation plan for the site of a former manufactured gas facility. Climate change and environmental issues reporter Sarah Swetlik draws on a study by a fellow of The Shi...
Continue ReadingSchuck tapped for update on FAFSA delays
The U.S. Government system that calculates how much financial aid students receive is still leaving families with questions about college affordability. Furman's Emily Schuck says her team is working round the clock to provide answers....
Continue ReadingUkrainian student who fled war finds the familiar in martial arts, resilience with Furman
Anastasiia Savchenko ’27 fled Ukraine with her family when war broke out. In South Carolina, the Ukrainian national Taekwondo champion found a place to practice martial arts, and a college home in Furman.
Continue ReadingVinson comments on race in SC’s Third Congressional District
Danielle Vinson says campaigning on gender over platform might work in the Democratic Party, but not so much in the Republican Party.
Continue ReadingFurman President Davis profiled in Baylor alumni magazine
Elizabeth Davis goes on record about establishing a leadership team when she arrived at Furman in 2014. She also comments on the importance of mentorship and respecting students' spiritual journeys.
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