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Leadership awards recognize ‘excellence in multiple dimensions’
Dozens of Furman students were honored during the 2023 Student Leadership Awards and Recognition ceremony on March 26 in Younts Conference Center.
Continue ReadingReligion professor explores Afrofuturism and spirituality in Wakanda
For Roger Sneed, “Black Panther” offers a vision of new worlds and possibilities – and a rebuke to white supremacy and misogyny.
Continue ReadingFurman Engaged: Psych researcher keeps ethics in mind
Measuring the brain activity in people with ADHD gave Bridget Scalia ’23 perspective on the importance of reliable and accurate data.
Continue ReadingAlums and fans gather around the country to cheer on the Dins
Alumni organizations are hosting watch parties on Thursday in several states around the region.
Continue ReadingLet’s Dance! 13th-seeded Dins face Cavaliers in Round 1
Hundreds of fans gathered with the players and coaches in Timmons Arena on Selection Sunday as the team prepares to tip off against fourth-seeded Virginia.
Continue ReadingBestselling food writer helps students find taste in literature
Jane Stern, co-creator of the legendary “Roadfood” series and author of more than 40 books, introduced her food writing course in the Spring 2023 semester.
Continue ReadingNew student government officers prepare for 2023-2024 term
The results of the elections held on Feb. 27 and 28 are in, and four students are now preparing to take their place on Furman’s Student Government Association Executive Council for the 2023-2024 academic year.
Continue ReadingDins are SoCon champs!
After defeating Chattanooga 88-79 in the final match of the Southern Conference Men’s Basketball Championship, the Paladins have earned a spot in the March Madness brackets for the first time since 1980.
Continue ReadingSpeaking the language of gender expression
Ley David Elliette Cray discussed transitions, transphobia and the importance of being loud in the midst of a culture war with more than 100 CLP attendees.
Continue ReadingSCICU honors Kristy Maher with 2023 Excellence in Teaching award
In 30 years with the Department of Sociology, Maher has been dedicated to creating engaged learning experiences exploring medical sociology, social determinants of health and health disparities.
Continue ReadingThe enduring influence of ‘The Bluest Eye’
During Black History Month, faculty and students discussed what Toni Morrison’s novel – and the frequent attempts to ban it – say about the Black experience in America.
Continue ReadingGloria Goosby sees ‘a lot of triumph’ in Black History Month
February is “a time to celebrate over the gains that have been made, especially here,” said Furman’s director of annual giving.
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