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‘I Feel You, Man’ offers frank discussion of mental health challenges
The CLP event during Black History Month was meant to spread awareness of the unique social, emotional and generational experiences of Black men at Furman.
Continue ReadingOLLI celebrates 30 years of ‘pure learning’ for seniors
Offering classes and activities since 1993, the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute proves that curiosity never retires.
Continue ReadingSenior hopes to spread leadership lessons
Charles Miles II ’23 is working to expand opportunities for mentorship and personal connection campuswide.
Continue ReadingStudents say ‘thanks’ to their Furman mentors
As these firsthand stories illustrate, at Furman, mentoring is as much a part of the culture as the Bell Tower or Furman Lake.
Continue ReadingBlack History Month 2023 at Furman
Sponsored by the Center for Inclusive Communities (CIC) and several other campus organizations, the schedule includes discussions of history, justice and mental health; film, theater and music performances; a skate party, games and other social...
Continue ReadingJoseph Vaughn Day celebrates courage, purpose and resilience
The annual celebration commemorates the legacy of Furman’s first Black undergraduate.
Continue ReadingMLK Day of Service finds Dins serving the community
Martin Luther King Jr. Day is meant to be “A Day On, Not a Day Off.” Furman students understood the assignment.
Continue ReadingRavenel Curry pledges $10 million gift for Furman’s Timmons Arena renovation
The gift is the largest in Furman Athletics history and will be the cornerstone of a $40 million project, funded primarily by donations, to make Timmons a premier venue among mid-major universities in the nation.
Continue ReadingPaladin Career Trek discovers opportunities in Atlanta
The Malone Center for Career Engagement offers students the chance to visit employers in other cities to learn about potential career opportunities and connect with local alumni.
Continue ReadingNew members begin terms on Board of Trustees
The Furman University Board of Trustees welcomed several new, returning and emeritus trustees during its Fall 2022 meeting.
Continue ReadingFive life lessons from Riley’s 90 remarkable years
Richard W. Riley ’54, former South Carolina governor, former U.S. secretary of education and current chief inspiration officer of The Riley Institute, reflects on the importance of public education, positive thinking and a good breakfast.
Continue Reading2022 ICYMI: The stories that made our year
These 12 articles helped chronicle a lively 12 months in the campus community.
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