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Lessons from the Civil Rights Trail challenge students to ask, ‘What now?’
The Fall Break trip organized by the Cothran Center for Vocational Reflection and the Center for Inclusive Communities visited historic sites, memorials and museums throughout Alabama.
Continue ReadingApplied math insights guide student intern through diverse fields
Taking her problem-solving and critical thinking skills to both the legal and medical fields is helping Megan Hubbard ’24 define her postgraduate path.
Continue ReadingDuring S.C. Supreme Court visit, justice – and breakfast – were served
For two mornings in October, 20 Furman students got an up-close look at the judicial system and learned that behind the black robes, justices are people, too.
Continue ReadingGina Arbore Bleedorn ’02 ascends to top of $100 million brand-experience company
When Gina Arbore Bleedorn ’02 was in her senior year at Furman University, she came to a fork in the road – literally. She could go left to the Daniel Music Building, or right to the...
Continue ReadingThriving community organization grew from Furman roots
For over a decade, Dan Weidenbenner ’11, founder and executive director of Mill Village Ministries, has pursued his mission of elevating Greenville through healthy food, sustainable transportation, youth employment and social justice, with plenty of...
Continue ReadingHecimovich’s new book subject of podcast
Author and talk show host Tavis Smiley has a conversation with Gregg Hecimovich about America's first Black female novelist, the subject of his new book, "The Life and Times of Hannah Crafts."
Continue ReadingFurman’s private label bourbon makes news
Straight bourbon "FU All The Time" makes headlines. Furman's Elizabeth Lichtenberg explains the popularity of the spirit in The Post and Courier Greenville.
Continue ReadingBook by Gregg Hecimovich draws praise in WAPO review
Tope Folarin, author and executive director of the Institute for Policy Studies, says Hecimovich's new book is a "vital resource for readers who wish to engage with themselves and the wider world."
Continue ReadingEmbracing AI to give ‘power back to the people’
In pivoting from a corporate career to entrepreneurship, Hailey Irminger Wilson ’08 learned to stop worrying and love artificial intelligence – and she wants to help her fellow communicators do the same.
Continue ReadingNews article cites Furman University study
Savannah Moss of The Greenville News pens an article about food insecurity in Greenville County. A study by two Furman institutes and LiveWell Greenville informs the piece.
Continue ReadingLiz Seman receives Community Foundation’s Highest Award
Liz Seman received the Community Foundation of Greenville's highest award for significant contributions to the city through volunteer work. Town Magazine has the story and a video.
Continue ReadingGVL Starts hosts demo day for budding entrepreneurs
More than 25 entrepreneurs participated in GVL Starts, a program of The Hill Institute for Innovation and Entrepreneurship. Five finalists pitched ideas at Demo Day. Two winners and a crowd favorite were crowned.
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