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Greenville Chorale program spotlights American music, tribute to Ukraine
The Greenville Chorale concludes its 60th anniversary year with a concert of shorter choral works, most by American composers, and a tribute to the embattled people of Ukraine, according to The Greenville Journal. The 160-voice ensemble will present...
Continue ReadingThe “food desert” concept missed the mark, sociologist argues
The concept of "food deserts," which described the scarcity of grocery stores and other sources of healthy foods, was a popular target a decade ago for the cause of obesity in low-income neighborhoods. Now, Ken...
Continue ReadingWYFF News 4 covers LDOC
WYFF News 4 came to the Furman campus to cover Last Day of Class activities. They shot video of students hanging out in the library fountains and interviewed two students about the day. The story...
Continue ReadingPathways course approved to guide students through The Furman Advantage
Furman University faculty have voted to make Pathways, a two-year program central to The Furman Advantage, a graduation requirement for all students starting in Fall 2022. Pathways is a one-credit class each semester for first-...
Continue Reading8th Annual Dins Day is April 26
DINS DAY IS April 26, 2022! Please give to support Furman students and faculty. Furman University students, alumni, parents and friends will kick off the eighth annual Dins Day, a 24-hour celebration of Paladin pride...
Continue ReadingAfrican students share cultures and invite understanding
“Africans Do Not All Look Alike.” So reads the poster for an event organized by Furman’s Afrikiya student organization. The pervasive ignorance that prompts the need for such a statement was just one of the...
Continue ReadingFunding local ventures + a new West End eatery
The everything Greenville platform, GVL Today, spotlights the city's first #StartupGVL event, which took place in recent weeks. Among the organizations hosting incubator events was The Hill Institute for Innovation and Entrepreneurship, the brains behind...
Continue ReadingKrista Just to be Furman ROTC’s first-ever woman U.S. Army infantry officer
Local media sources picked up the news about Furman University's first woman ROTC cadet to commission as an infantry officer in the U.S. Army. Krista Just '22, a Furman biology major from Pickens, South Carolina,...
Continue ReadingInnovators Take the Stage
Like most woodwind players, first-year student Alexandra Valdovinos '25 goes through a lot of reeds each month. She loves the music she can create with the reeds – thin pieces of wood that vibrate when...
Continue ReadingJust the first for women in Furman ROTC
Furman University Army ROTC cadets wake at zero dark thirty for hour-long physical fitness drills three times a week. They take a three-hour, hands-on tactical lab once a week, march six to 12 miles with...
Continue ReadingFurman makes it to the ‘Big Dance’ of mock trial competitions
After a police department lab technician was found dead of an apparent overdose, an officer on the force was charged in a scheme to skim off drugs. Erica Daly ’22 and her legal team spent...
Continue ReadingStudent leaders ‘make Furman proud’
“It has been an absolute joy to watch these amazing young Furman student leaders flourish during their time at Furman,” said Kim Keefer, director of the Shucker Center for Leadership Development. Forty of those students,...
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