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Furman campus featured on PBS series ‘Travels with Darley’
Furman alumnus Ty Houck gives host of PBS travel and food series a tour of campus by bike. They make stops at popular food and beverage spots along the Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail.
Continue ReadingFurman, Lutheran Services Carolinas hold program about refugees
A local TV station covered a program hosted by Furman University and LSC about refugee resettlement and placement in the Upstate.
Continue ReadingRiley DLI reading program ‘A Mother’s Voice’ gets support from DSS
A cohort of the Diversity Leaders Initiative created a way for inmates to stay connected to their children and grandchildren. Ahead of Mother's Day, Riley's Readers gets support from the South Carolina Department of Social...
Continue ReadingStapleton named top woman chemistry undergraduate in the country
Stapleton earns prestigious award in chemistry from Iota Sigma Pi. She heads west to the University of Arizona College of Medicine-Tucson where she'll dive into the Medical Scientist Training Program funded by NIH.
Continue ReadingBeth Daniel ’78 reflects on golf career
Furman Women's Golf legend Beth Daniel notched 33 LPGA Tour wins including a major title throughout her career. She offers advice to young players and remembers the players who contributed to her success.
Continue ReadingTensley ’12 rounds up latest DEI news and more in newsletter
Brandon Tensley '12 covers a lot of ground - from film to the state of DEI programs - in the latest installment of "Everything's Political," a Capital B publication.
Continue ReadingEnglish professor’s essay about swimming and borders published in Open Rivers
Melinda Menzer's U.S. to Mexico swim across the Amistad Reservoir in 2019 originally served to raise funds and awareness for a humanitarian relief agency. Later, her swim became a commentary on borders and the arbitrary...
Continue ReadingFurman campus wins praise in Architectural Digest
Furman's campus makes another "most beautiful" list, this one appearing in a time-honored architectural magazine.
Continue ReadingFurman’s Bruce Adams digs the dirt on composting
Free, organic fertilizer and less waste in our landfills? Yes, please! Bruce Adams, Furman Farm manager, lays out the dos and don'ts for backyard composting.
Continue ReadingFurman wins big at NATAS Student Production Awards
Furman communication studies students scored four wins across 12 nominations at the Southeast Student Production Awards presented by the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. Students competed with undergraduates from larger universities and media...
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