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Furman Department of Music presents Music by the Lake Concert Series
Concerts at the amphitheater take place every Thursday at 7:30 p.m. now through July 30. Concerts are free and open to the public.
Continue ReadingTollison, Harris pen article about Furman’s historic campuses throughout SC
In the second in a series of commentaries appearing in The Post and Courier, Courtney Tollison '99 and Emily Anne Harris '25 describe Furman's storied and at times "messy" past in the Lowcountry, Midlands, Pee...
Continue ReadingLibby Adams ’27 receives Hertog Fellowship
Furman knows Adams '27 is a yes-and kind of person. And so do the people at D.C.-based Hertog Foundation. Furman's third Hertog Fellow, Adams will participate in the foundation's War Studies Program this summer.
Continue ReadingKeely, Winkler describe benefits of youth development programs in SC
Amy Keely and Claudia Winkler of The Riley Institute at Furman University write an op-ed in The Post and Courier about the need for programs in the state for bolstering college and career readiness.
Continue ReadingFurman’s CIL earns two national awards from UPCEA
Staff from the Center for Innovative Leadership led sessions at the 2026 UPCEA annual conference in New Orleans.
Continue ReadingFurman’s ‘super-duper’ Mr. Jim announces retirement
The custodial manager and surrogate “Furman dad” to many is grateful for nearly 15 years caring for the campus and its community.
Continue ReadingFurman Board of Trustees approves faculty promotions and tenure
The Furman University Board of Trustees approved promotions and tenure for a number of faculty members during its spring meeting in May. All recommendations for promotion and tenure are effective Aug. 1, 2026.
Continue ReadingMary-Mitchell Campbell ’96 embraces the “what ifs” through a positive lens
The Tony-award winning musical director, volunteer and nonprofit advocate brought a message she has been living since graduating Furman to the Class of 2026.
Continue ReadingNews sources cover Elizabeth Davis’ plans to conclude presidency
Several news outlets run the story about President Davis' plans to step down. Furman's 12th president will finish her leadership role after the 2026-27 academic year. Davis' announcement coincides with the university's 200th anniversary this...
Continue ReadingFurman University President Elizabeth Davis Announces Plans to Conclude Presidency at End of 2026–27 Academic Year
Davis to lead Furman through bicentennial year and into its third century; Board of Trustees to launch national search.
Continue ReadingTrustee Emeritus Baxter Wynn receives Order of the Palmetto
Baxter is a retired pastor who has spent decades of his life championing education, affordable housing, hospice care and civic unity.
Continue ReadingDins Day 2026 raises more than $1.3M for Furman University
More than 3,700 people contributed gifts to over 150 funds during the annual giving campaign.
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