All Latest News

Ken Kolb responds to Washington Post opinion about food deserts

Ken Kolb, professor and chair of sociology, replied to a Washington Post opinion piece about food deserts.

Continue Reading

Compostable cutlery, developed with Furman help, makes news

Fox Carolina talked with Mike Haubert about the compostable cutlery his company is developing with help from Furman's Shi Institute.

Continue Reading

Coelho discusses potential dangers of Lake Conestee Dam

Gustavo Coelho, assistant professor in the Department of Earth, Environmental and Sustainability Sciences, spoke wiht Fox Carolina about the potential dangers of the 19th-century Lake Conestee Dam and the high levels of heavy metals the...

Continue Reading

Stevens, Criss, Felker make top 50 women leaders list

Cathy Stevens '01, Shaniece Criss and Kylie Felker '09 were included in the Women We Admire list.

Continue Reading

Politics professor Brent Nelsen weighs in on Sen. Tim Scott’s run for presidency

Brent Nelsen weighs in on Sen. Tim Scott's bid for president.

Continue Reading

Furman research helps elevate Paladin Men’s Basketball

Research by staff in Athletics and faculty in Health Sciences has helped Furman men's basketball players reach new heights in physical conditioning.

Continue Reading

Furman grad DeSantis in CNBC story about freelancing

CNBC interviewed alumnus Nathaniel DeSantis '19 about his decision to work for himself.

Continue Reading

OneSouthCarolina award receives TV coverage

Furman University’s Riley Institute presented the second annual OneSouthCarolina Partners in Progress Award to the International African American Museum, receiving widespread news coverage.

Continue Reading

Arkansas newspaper lauds impact of Chuck Ambrose on local university

Chuck Ambrose '83 is the subject of a newspaper column highlighting his early success as chancellor of Henderson State University in Arkansas.

Continue Reading

Finding the right words: Furman senior wins international codebreaking competition

Emmanuel (Manu) Skora '23, a math-economics major, took home the top prize in an international codebreaking competition in April.

Continue Reading