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Army civilian logistician helps to keep premier all hazards command mission ready
Ochylski '06 was recognized by CBRNE for the integration and management of supply, transportation, equipment, maintenance, contract surveillance and other functions.
Continue ReadingTwo CCSD leaders to join Riley Institute’s Diversity Leaders Initiative
Two representatives from Charleston County School District will participate in a program that equips individuals with new tools and perspectives to leverage diversity toward improving organizational outcomes and driving social and economic progress in South...
Continue ReadingTevis wins second Pushcart Prize for personal essay on hazing rituals, consequences
The Pushcart Prizes award the best poetry, short fiction and essays published in smaller literary journals and magazines in the United States. Tevis's essay, "If Your Dreams Don’t Scare You,” was published in The Georgia...
Continue ReadingBest-selling author Erik Larson to present “The Art of Being Fearless” Oct. 20 at American History Book Club
The talk will draw from Larson’s book, “The Splendid and the Vile,” published in 2020. Larson’s latest work of narrative nonfiction, and his sixth consecutive best seller, chronicles Churchill’s first year as prime minister of...
Continue Reading2023 Furman Fellows announced
Each year, five seniors are recognized as Furman Fellows and receive a scholarship to use toward the completion of their degree.
Continue ReadingGreenville Best and Brightest
Many of Greenville Business Magazine's "Best and Brightest" have ties to Furman University.
Continue ReadingFurman senior hopes to keep helping the hard of hearing
Born profoundly deaf, Alana Epstein '23 has spent the last two summers preparing for a future as an audiologist by working with hearing-impaired children.
Continue ReadingMusic, food and cowboy garb help students Swing into Furman
The Furman University Student Activities Board (FUSAB) hosted its first event of the 2022-2023 academic year Friday, Sept. 2 on Furman Mall.
Continue Reading2022 Hispanic Heritage Month Events
Hispanic Heritage Month takes place from September 15 until October 15. Here are a few of the events planned so far. Check back for the October listings. Sept. 15 Cenar y Celebrar Hispanic Heritage Month...
Continue ReadingSC universities, colleges ranked among national schools by US News
Furman rose to the No. 45 spot among 200 national liberal arts colleges and universities in the country. Several news outlets cover the U.S. News and World Report's annual college rankings.
Continue ReadingDepartment of Music announces fall 2022 concerts
The Furman Department of Music presents jazz, opera, symphony, percussion and other performances for fall 2022. Most events are free and open to the public.
Continue ReadingFurman Theatre Department announces lineup for 2022-2023
“Never Swim Alone” By Daniel MacIvor kicks off the season for Furman Theatre Arts. Jay Oney '78 directs this swift, funny satire about two alpha males and their ruthless competition for the title of "Top...
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