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Becoming a strong candidate for success
William Shelley ’14 wasn’t looking for just any internship last summer, which worked out well because Brad Crone wasn’t look for just any intern. “It’s a working internship. It’s not running the Xerox and going...
Continue ReadingRoyal Shakespeare Company coming to Furman via Blu-ray
The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Furman is partnering with the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) in England to present encore screenings of five of Shakespeare’s plays that were produced this season at the RSC Theatre...
Continue ReadingWant to attend the South Carolina Gubernatorial Debate on campus?
Tickets are available to Furman students, faculty and staff who want to attend the South Carolina gubernatorial debate that will take place on campus Tuesday, Oct. 21 at 7 p.m. in McAlister Auditorium. The event...
Continue ReadingFurman to host gubernatorial debate
Furman is hosting a South Carolina gubernatorial debate on campus Tuesday, Oct. 21 at 7 p.m. in McAlister Auditorium. The one-hour debate, which will be broadcast live on ABC affiliates throughout the state, will focus...
Continue ReadingHelping out South Carolina Women in Higher Education
Elizabeth Crews, director of Furman University’s Undergraduate Evening Studies program, has been selected as the university’s institutional representative for South Carolina Women in Higher Education (SCHWE). The representatives are volunteers at educational institutions across the state...
Continue ReadingWe Can’t All be Mark Zuckerberg
Why do some new businesses fail and others succeed? Is there a formula for success that could benefit the more than 12 million entrepreneurs who start businesses every year? Furman sociology professor Kyle Longest will examine...
Continue ReadingCounselor Travel
Every fall, our admission counselors hit the road to meet with prospective students and their families. Our counselors attend college fairs, host admission receptions, and have one-on-one conversations with you. To find out when...
Continue ReadingFurman women’s golf heating up in fall
Furman women's golf has gotten back its swagger. The Paladins have won two fall tournaments: the Golfweek Program Challenge on Pawleys Island and the Lady Paladin Invitational at the Furman Golf Dlub, snagging a couple...
Continue ReadingPreserving the voices of change
Dave Dennis was there. He rode on the first Freedom Bus from Montgomery, Ala. to Jackson, Miss. in 1961 as part of an attempt to desegregate the interstate bus system. He worked alongside Dr. Bob...
Continue ReadingThe precarious road to economic recovery
The economy is improving, but it is not improving as well as it could, said Tom Smythe, Ph.D., an associate professor of business and accounting at Furman University. Smythe spoke Wednesday at High Noon at...
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