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Marshall Hill ’12 endows Robert Underwood International Speaker Series
Robert Underwood, a marketing and international business professor, is retiring after this semester. But through a generous gift from an alum, his name continues on in a newly established speaker series.
Continue ReadingFurman chemistry student Ruth Augustine ’27 wins Goldwater scholarship
Augustine found her calling in the lab, where her research earned her a prestigious national scholarship.
Continue ReadingAcclaimed musician and volunteer, Mary-Mitchell Campbell ’96, to keynote Commencement
Broadway conductor and acclaimed educator will speak to Furman’s graduating class on Saturday, May 9.
Continue ReadingLuke Parsons ’26 reflects on Furman as he readies for the workforce
The Furman economics major will soon begin a job with Wells Fargo, a position he was offered almost seven months before graduating.
Continue ReadingDanielle Vinson comments on wealth as a factor in upcoming governor’s race
Do self-funded candidates have an edge in political campaigns? Furman's Danielle Vinson tells The State that dipping into personal cash stores is beneficial to a point.
Continue ReadingFurman celebrates honorees at 2026 Bell Tower Ball
Furman University presented a number of major awards to alumni, friends and parents at its annual Bell Tower Ball on April 18.
Continue ReadingFurman Engaged Closes with a Campuswide Showcase of Research, Creativity and Impact
Furman University's campus transformed classrooms and hallways into display spaces as students showcased their engaged learning experiences during Furman Engaged.
Continue ReadingLocal news covers tribute to ‘unofficial campus mascot,’ Riley
Riley Knox padded out to Furman's campus on a nearly daily basis with her humans. Riley's Pet Rainbow Bridge pays tribute to her and lost pets everywhere. WYFF News 4 has the story.
Continue ReadingPaul L. Thomas says education policy and socioeconomic policy have strong ties
Thomas says education policy and socioeconomic policy are strongly correlated, and education policymaking should not hinge on standardized test scores.
Continue ReadingBrent Nelsen weighs in on Kamala Harris visit to Upstate
Nelsen tells WYFF News 4 that Harris' visit is meant to build momentum for the Democratic Party ahead of primary season and midterm elections.
Continue ReadingRinker Paladin Pitch Showcases Student Innovation at Timmons Arena
Four student finalists competed for the $10,000 prize in the Rinker Paladin Pitch competition at Timmons Arena. The event opened the Furman Engaged event and crowned a new winner.
Continue ReadingDiscover Furman Engaged: Recommended Sessions and Events
Students, their research and their experiences take center stage at the annual Furman Engaged event, a celebration of The Furman Advantage and engaged learning.
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