Riley Institute highlights after-school policy fellowship and network

Members of these programs shared stories of how they leveraged the experience to advocate for after-school efforts in their communities.

Jodi Tovay ’05 wins Podcast of the Year at 2026 Ambies for “Wisecrack”

Communication studies alum Jodi Tovey '05 and her podcast team recently won Podcast of the Year at the 2026 Ambies for "Wisecrack," the story of comedian Edd Hedges and his wild encounter with murder and...

Furman offers early course registration for first-year students who enroll by April 1

Early enrollment gives first-year students a head start on shaping a schedule that fits their goals.

Furman included in U.S. News’ list of ’30 Beautiful College Campuses’

Furman University makes yet another list of campuses known for stunning architecture, landscaping and places for quiet reflection. See more in U.S. News and World Report's "30 Beautiful College Campuses."

Furman master’s student Sierra Burns guest at SOTU

Sierra Burns is enrolled in the Master of Arts in Advocacy and Social Policy at Furman. Having experienced the foster-care system firsthand, Burns was invited to the State of the Union address by First Lady...

Hecimovich speaks at unveiling ceremony for marker honoring Hannah Crafts

English Professor Gregg Hecimovich speaks at a ceremony in Murfreesboro, North Carolina, where a historic marker was unveiled that pays tribute to Hannah Crafts, the subject of his 2023 book about the earliest known Black...

Furman University bands invited to play London Parade

Students will get a cultural tour of London and surrounding areas before performing for an audience of millions on New Year’s Day.

Brent Nelsen comments on Supreme Court’s tariff ruling

Furman politics expert Brent Nelsen has a conversation with FOX Carolina about the Supreme Court's decision on tariffs, what might happen next, and how the Trump administration will likely respond.

Geniece Mondé comments on Greenville police officer’s speeding incident

Sociology's Mondé studies police interactions. She tells FOX Carolina Investigates that the same set of rules should apply to both civilians and law enforcement personnel.

Furman’s hometown draws praise in Travel + Leisure

Travel + Leisure magazine holds nothing back in its latest article about Greenville, South Carolina, and what makes Furman's home so special.

Furman students reflect on Rev. Jesse Jackson on WYFF News 4

WYFF News 4 visits campus to speak with students who are digging deeper into the life and legacy of the late Rev. Jesse Jackson.

Furman alumni, historian quoted in The State about Rev. Jesse Jackson

Furman alumni Lillian Brock Flemming and Courtney Tollison contribute their remembrances following the death of civil rights movement icon Rev. Jesse Jackson.

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Riley Institute highlights after-school policy fellowship and network

Jodi Tovay ’05 wins Podcast of the Year at 2026 Ambies for “Wisecrack”

Furman offers early course registration for first-year students who enroll by April 1

Furman included in U.S. News’ list of ’30 Beautiful College Campuses’

Furman master’s student Sierra Burns guest at SOTU

Hecimovich speaks at unveiling ceremony for marker honoring Hannah Crafts

Furman University bands invited to play London Parade

Brent Nelsen comments on Supreme Court’s tariff ruling

Geniece Mondé comments on Greenville police officer’s speeding incident

Furman’s hometown draws praise in Travel + Leisure

Furman students reflect on Rev. Jesse Jackson on WYFF News 4

Furman alumni, historian quoted in The State about Rev. Jesse Jackson

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