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Students to paint rainbow bridge memorial for Riley the dog
On April 12, students are gathering near the North Village apartments to work on this tribute to a dog who meant so much to so many.
Continue ReadingFurman Softball hosts Masters Weekend at The Park
It's Masters Weekend, and Furman Athletics puts an Augusta National spin on a Furman Softball doubleheader with Presbyterian College. FOX Carolina's Ella Grogan '25 speaks with Liz Dunning.
Continue ReadingDipak Malla ’26 finds life lessons leading up to his Furman Engaged experience
As students prepare their presentations for Furman Engaged on April 17, many find they are getting more out of it than a university requirement.
Continue ReadingPaul Wagenknecht ’86 calls his Jim Smart Award win ‘my Nobel Prize’
Students said the chemistry professor inspired their love for the central science.
Continue ReadingBrent Nelsen unpacks latest news on U.S.-Israel conflict with Iran
Furman's Brent Nelsen offers comments before and after Tuesday's ceasefire in the U.S.-Israel war on Iran. He speaks with reporters from FOX Carolina News and WYFF News 4.
Continue ReadingJim Guth quoted in Reuters about religious rhetoric surrounding the war in Iran
Furman politics expert Jim Guth weighs in on the surge in religious rhetoric swirling around the U.S.-Israel conflict with Iran.
Continue ReadingFurman Engaged lets students showcase their work telling Furman’s history
Jeff McLane ’26 and Grace Le ’27 applied their creative skills and research talents to making a documentary about the history of Furman Soccer.
Continue ReadingGrace Guillaume ’26 came to Furman to explore the law
Guillaume went from a shy student to a leader in multiple organizations by networking with peers, professionals and alumni.
Continue ReadingFrancis Kim talks stagflation and the Strait of Hormuz
In a Korean paper of record, Furman Associate Professor of Finance weighs in on the closure of the Strait of Hormuz and compares it to the Saudi-led oil embargo of the 1970s.
Continue ReadingFurman undergrads win Student Production Awards from the Southeast Chapter of NATAS
Four productions by Furman students earn awards from the Southeast Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, the folks behind the Daytime Emmy Awards.
Continue ReadingBrent Nelsen comments on GOP debate for SC governor’s race
Furman's Brent Nelsen says candidates' participation in the GOP debates hinges on individual campaign strategies.
Continue ReadingLiz Seman named to South Carolina’s Top 100 Women
Liz Seman, Furman chief of staff and VP for community and government relations, earns a place on South Carolina's list of Top 100 Women.
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