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Shi Summer Sustainability Fellows Spread Know-How Across Region, Industries
This summer, 16 students from a variety of majors worked as Shi Institute Fellows, working with community partners around the Upstate to reduce energy consumption and waste and increase efficiency.
Continue ReadingPontari participates in higher ed roundtable
Beth Pontari, vice president for academic affairs and provost, joins a panel of education leaders. She underscores Furman's commitment to helping students identify and articulate career competencies early.
Continue ReadingFurman is keeping an eye on Debby
Out of an abundance of caution, Furman University is working with the National Weather Service to track Tropical Storm Debby as it moves inland.
Continue ReadingAustin Weatherford ’04 joins the Kamala Harris campaign
Austin Weatherford '04, a longtime Republican congressional staffer, makes news after joining the Kamala Harris campaign.
Continue ReadingIn praise of Kilstofte’s ‘Invisible Angels’
Only weeks after the world premiere of "Invisible Angels," Kilstofte receives more recognition for his composition.
Continue ReadingNelsen weighs in on Harris VP pick
A local TV station taps Furman's Brent Nelsen for his thoughts on Kamala Harris' VP pick and how that could impact the election.
Continue ReadingFurman campus listed among ‘most beautiful’
Lyn Riddle gives readers a brief history of Furman University and describes the campus features that add to its appeal.
Continue ReadingSpringsteen joins host of SC Public Radio show
Greg Springsteen joins "South Carolina Business Review" host Mike Switzer to discuss research about how life on primordial Earth began. Springsteen praises undergraduates for their willingness and excitement toward exploring big scientific questions.
Continue ReadingLakeview Hall gains attention in news outlets
As Furman's Lakeview Hall receives finishing touches, news sources highlight the building set to house a group of first-year students and the university's Center for Inclusive Communities.
Continue ReadingBook by Hecimovich earns extensive review
Gregg Hecimovich's book, "The Life and Times of Hannah Crafts," garners praise and a touch of criticism from Brenda Wineapple in The New York Review of Books.
Continue Reading‘Science wonders’ journal mentions paper by Shields, Bready ’24, Longsworth ’25
A paper about cloud formation by George Shields, Conor Bready '24 and Olivia Longsworth '25 fetches double exposure when it is mentioned in Science Featured. It was first published in Environmental Science: Atmospheres.
Continue ReadingRiley Institute program for South Carolina teachers enhances civics education
Teachers of Government brought middle and high school teachers to campus and took them to Washington D.C. to hone civics education and foster a healthier democracy.
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