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Furman completes funding for field house at Stone Soccer Stadium

Furman officials announced today that Greenville entrepreneurs and community leaders Martha and Stewart Spinks have provided the capstone commitment to complete funding for a new field house at the university's Eugene Stone Soccer Stadium. The $1.6...

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Speaks named SoCon Player of the Month

Not many freshmen are playing No. 1 singles. But Ansley Speaks isn’t like many freshmen. Speaks was a major recruiting coup for Furman women’s tennis coach Debbie Southern out of Mauldin High, and a tremendous...

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Food for thought

The students waited in anticipation as Chef Adam Fox put the first spoonful to his lips. The four, who made up one of six groups in Professor Sarah Worth’s Philosophy of Food weekly lab, had...

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Thumbs up for The Invalid

Furman University Theatre dishes out a heaping of laughs and comedic wit in their latest performance The Imaginary Invalid by Molière. The seventeenth century comic genius was well-known for his satirical plays which poke fun...

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The last laugh

French playwright Moliere’s classic play The Imaginary Invalid has always held special meaning for theatre arts professor Rhett Bryson. He was first involved with “Invalid” as a professional actor in Sarasota, Fla. He directed the...

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Hix wins Thomas Hampson Award

A Furman degree can truly take you anywhere, and baritone Michael Hix ’98, is proving just that. Hix is lighting up the concert stage and racking up music awards across the U.S. and the world....

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Furman Spring Athletic Festival set for Saturday

It may not be a replacement for the excitement of a fall football game, but if you’ve been missing Furman sports on Saturdays the Spring Athletic Festival could be the fix you need. Sponsored by...

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Tracking the “Giant Killers”

Most of us think if only we research a bit more, think a little harder, watch a few extra games, we’ll be able to brilliantly pick those upsets in our NCAA tournament pool. Furman math...

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Author Doris Kearns Goodwin to talk about newest book

The American History Book Club (AHBC) will host Pulitzer Prize-winning author Doris Kearns Goodwin in Greenville, Thursday, April 10 in a first-ever fundraising effort by the Book Club to advance the Upcountry’s appreciation for American...

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Furman student moments captured on video

What happens when you ask Furman students to submit short videos that capture their Furman experiences on film? The result is a two-minute-and-30-second video compilation called “Furman Moments.” The video was edited by Furman videographer...

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