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Joseph Vaughn Day 2024 remarks by President Elizabeth Davis
Joseph Vaughn Day 2024 >> Furman University President Elizabeth Davis Daniel Chapel, Furman University Jan. 26, 2024 Good afternoon. Thank you for braving the weather to be here. We’ve had so much rain lately,...
Continue ReadingPhilanthropy publications report $25 million grants from The Duke Endowment
Two philanthropy publications report on the $25 million grants from The Duke Endowment to three colleges in the Carolinas, including Furman.
Continue ReadingFor Paige Finney ’17, a career among sharks
Paige Finney ’17 has never been afraid of sharks. In fact, she thinks they’re misunderstood.
Continue ReadingFurman alum Stubb wins first round of Finnish presidential elections
Several news sources report on Alexander Stubb's narrow victory over diplomat Pekka Haavisto. The two will face each other in a second-round runoff Feb. 11. Stubb is a 1993 Furman alumnus.
Continue ReadingLocal TV stations cover Joseph Vaughn Day
Local news sources brought crews to Furman's annual celebration of Joseph Vaughn Day. Vaughn '68 was the first African American to enroll at Furman. Idella Glenn '84 presented the Idella Goodson Glenn Outstanding Black Alumni...
Continue ReadingVinson speaks candidly about a possible Biden-Trump rematch
Danielle Vinson goes on record about the divergent campaign styles of President Joe Biden and his all-but-certain challenger. Reuters releases results of recent polling that gauges public sentiment toward the apparent frontrunners.
Continue ReadingVinson goes on record about importance of South Carolina primary
Vinson describes what it will take for Nikki Haley to win or break even versus Donald Trump in South Carolina's primary.
Continue ReadingJoseph Vaughn Day calls Furman community to ‘be part of the journey’
The life and legacy of Joseph Vaughn ’68, Furman’s first Black undergraduate student, are a challenge to commit to the community, said speakers at this year’s celebration.
Continue ReadingClearly Furman raises $92.5 million for The Furman Advantage
Furman alumni and friends have contributed $92.5 million toward a goal of $126 million for The Furman Advantage, the university’s four-year educational framework shaped by mentoring, advising, engaged learning and classroom learning.
Continue ReadingNelsen predicts strategy for Republican candidates
Following the New Hampshire primary, Furman's Brent Nelsen speaks with a local TV anchor about the strategy Donald Trump will likely use toward his Republican challenger Nikki Haley.
Continue ReadingVinson speculates on Haley’s strategy going forward
The Iowa caucuses and the New Hampshire primary are in the books. Up next are contests in Nevada and South Carolina. Furman's Danielle Vinson speaks on NPR's "All Things Considered" about Haley's likely next steps.
Continue ReadingVinson quoted in The State following Iowa caucus
Joseph Bustos of The State turns to Vinson for comment about Republican candidates and their "power rankings."
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