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Alum Stephen O’Day joins Southern Environmental Law Center
The Southern Environmental Law Center has announced that Stephen O’Day, a 1976 Furman graduate, has been named chairman of the organization’s Board of Trustees. O’Day, who majored in political science at Furman and earned his...
Continue ReadingFurman alum Matthew Lassiter writes op-ed for New York Times
Matthew Lassiter, a 1992 Furman graduate who teaches history at the University of Michigan, wrote an op-ed for The New York Times about America’s “great silent majority.” Lassiter graduated from Furman with a degree in...
Continue ReadingAlumnus Lassiter writes New York Times op-ed
Matthew Lassiter, a 1992 Furman graduate who teaches history at the University of Michigan, wrote an op-ed for The New York Times about America’s “great silent majority.” Lassiter graduated from Furman with a degree in...
Continue ReadingFurman alum profiled in Research Magazine
Before he became a major player in the financial services arena and manager of Morgan Stanley Smith Barney’s seven-branch complex in Los Angeles, Greg Laetsch was a Furman student and captain of the Paladin football...
Continue ReadingUCM President Ambrose enjoys inaugural day
Chuck Ambrose, a 1983 Furman graduate, was officially installed as the 15th president of the University of Central Missouri on Oct. 6. A four-year letterman and captain of the soccer team while a student at...
Continue ReadingBuckley ’03 safeguards film and history at NGS
by Tina T. Underwood A picture is worth a thousand words, so the saying goes. And moving pictures add even more dimension to a story. Indeed, how would our view of history change if we...
Continue ReadingKaren Buckley safeguards film and history at NGS
A picture is worth a thousand words, so the saying goes. And moving pictures add even more dimension to a story. Indeed, how would our view of history change if we had only still images...
Continue ReadingTouting the value of college
Richard W. Riley, a 1954 Furman graduate and the former U.S. Secretary of Education under President Clinton, writes an op-ed for The State newspaper about the value of college. He writes it’s ironic that “people...
Continue ReadingIn the heat of battle against COVID-19
[caption id="attachment_45499" align="alignright" width="400"] Sue Shugart '88 with colleagues on the night shift at KershawHealth. The hospital had one of South Carolina's first two COVID-19 patients, and the town of Camden became the first area...
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