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Career Trek: Where real-world experiences and self-discovery converge

Research Triangle Park (RTP) in Durham, North Carolina is North America’s leading and largest high technology research and science park, occupying 7,000 acres and employing 39,000 full-time and 10,000 contract workers at 170 companies. In...

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Holowesko-Citadel riders wrap up first team camp

Anticipating its first Pro Continental season in 2018, team Holowesko-Citadel gathered recently in Greenville for a week-long camp that included team bonding exercises and a battery of health screenings and physiological tests. Greenville, home of...

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Student spotlight: Nicholas Tuschak Basinger

Furman University Health Sciences graduate Nicholas Tuschak Basinger '09 thought he wanted to go into physical therapy. But a couple of farming internships and a little Appalachian Trail soul-searching changed his trajectory. Now he's working...

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Naomi Tutu speaks at community breakfast, part of events celebrating MLK

Race and gender justice activist Nontombi Naomi Tutu will speak Friday, Jan. 12 during a Community Breakfast celebrating the life and work of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. The breakfast begins at 8 a.m., with...

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What does Roy Moore’s defeat mean for Ohio Republicans?

The outcome of the special Senate race in Alabama has Republicans in a quandary about how much distance to keep between themselves and President Donald Trump. Speaking to reporters at The Columbus Dispatch, Furman University's...

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Anti-Muslim tweets dangerous for our country

[caption id="attachment_35160" align="alignright" width="225"] Columnist Johnna Malici[/caption] Guest columnists Johnna Malici, a Muslim American, and Melinda Menzer, a Jewish American and Furman English professor, collaborate on an opinion piece in The Greenville News about the troubling social...

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Voices of college and higher ed experts

Addressing college presidents and other higher education administrators, University Business magazine asks, "What are your predictions, hopes and concerns for 2018?" Furman University president Elizabeth Davis gives her perspective about college degrees and how they...

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Kirby Mitchell ’90 appointed to board of nonprofit dedicated to equal justice

1990 Furman University economics alumnus and senior litigation attorney at South Carolina Legal Services (SCLS) Kirby Mitchell has been appointed to serve on the board for the National Legal Aid & Defender Association (NLADA). NLADA...

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Jazmin Black Grollemund performs in Faculty Chamber Series Jan. 12

Furman University alumna and soprano Jazmin Black Grollemund will perform Friday, Jan. 12 at 8 p.m. in Daniel Recital Hall on campus. Her performance is open to the public and is part of the Faculty Chamber...

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Another ‘sellout’ for the 22nd Festival of Lessons and Carols

For some, the retail madness that is Black Friday marks the official start of the holiday season. But for many in the Greenville community, it’s Furman’s annual Festival of Lessons and Carols that heralds the...

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