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Providing commentary on midterm elections
When South Carolina ETV provided live, election night coverage during the 2014 midterms, Furman political science professor Brent Nelsen and two Furman students, Courtney Thomas and Andrew Smith, monitored social media channels and provided commentary...
Continue ReadingA Homecoming proposal
It has been said that many Furman students end up marrying each other, whether they graduate college together or find their way back to each other years later. Furman Homecoming was extra sweet for one...
Continue ReadingWeighing the costs of ‘improvement’
The city of Greenville is growing, and growing in ways that are heralded as beneficial—change for the better some say. But one question too often ignored, or perhaps simply not thought of at all, is...
Continue ReadingThe dreams you dare to dream
When singer and Broadway star Kristin Chenoweth appeared on NBC’s TODAY SHOW to promote her first live album and performed the classic “Somewhere Over the Rainbow,” she was accompanied on piano by Furman graduate Mary-Mitchell...
Continue ReadingLaying a foundation for childhood success
The Institute for Child Success recently offered a snapshot of the well-being of South Carolina’s youngest citizens in a newly-released publication, the South Carolina Early Childhood Annual Data Report for 2014. Two Furman alumnae and...
Continue ReadingParsons releases solo recording of Liszt’s works
Furman professor of piano Derek Parsons has always found inspiration in the otherworldly talent of Franz Liszt, but he’s never been quite ready to take on the challenge of recording music composed by someone considered...
Continue ReadingUniversity to host Christmas Lovefeast service Dec. 7
Furman will host its annual Moravian Christmas Lovefeast service Sunday, Dec. 7 at 5 p.m. in Daniel Memorial Chapel. The CLP event is free and open to the public. Based on traditions originating in the...
Continue ReadingCarolina High principal honored as “Hero Next Door”
Michael Delaney ’09, principal of Carolina High School and Academy, was recognized last week by Greenville Forward as one of four recipients of the Heroes Next Door Award. This is the sixth year that Greenville...
Continue ReadingManhood and domestic violence
If individuals—and institutions like the National Football League—want to join the movement against domestic violence, they must learn what help is acceptable and what is not. They need to learn that offering to “get tough”...
Continue ReadingAppeal of “The Hunger Games”
The latest installment of the "The Hunger Games" movies hits theaters this week. Why have the books and the films, which depict a bleak, totalitarian world where young people are pitted against one another in...
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