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Jordan Bounds does the math, wins NSF award for early-career research
Bounds wins a $197,000 grant from the NSF to support his research in ring theory and its potential applications in physics, chemistry and computer science. He'll work with 12 undergraduates over the course of the...
Continue ReadingFurman’s Epright named research director for Health Sciences Center at Prisma Health
Epright will collaborate with research directors from Prisma's partner institutions including Clemson University, Clemson University School of Nursing, University of South Carolina, USC Arnold School of Public Health, and USC School of Medicine.
Continue ReadingFurman’s Nelsen talks Trump legal bills, Gen Z voters
Brent Nelsen explains how Trump's mounting legal expenses will impact his campaign. He also touches on Gen Z voters who are expected to make up 20 percent of the electorate in the 2024 general election.
Continue ReadingFurman’s Vinson weighs in on SC GOP primary power rankings
Danielle Vinson is among the political observers who ranked candidates on their chances of winning the South Carolina Republican presidential primary if it were held today. Joseph Bustos of The State has the story.
Continue ReadingGuth honored with APSA Lifetime Achievement Award
Guth is among the "gang of four" receiving the honor from the American Political Science Association for the scholars' pioneering work in the Religion and Politics Section.
Continue ReadingParker ’17 knows young professionals
Kamber Parker is on mission to help companies attract and retain young professionals.
Continue ReadingTate Walters ’24 trades places at local news station
Women's Basketball standout Walters swaps places from behind the camera at WSPA 7News and talks about how the student-athlete balance is preparing her for life after college.
Continue ReadingFurman mass spec news draws media attention
Several news organizations cover a story about a grant from the Arnold and Mabel Beckman Foundation to fund the development of a portable device to detect hazardous and other substances in the air. As many...
Continue ReadingUpcoming book about America’s first Black female novelist draws pre-publication buzz
Gregg Hecimovich's new book about slave novelist Hannah Crafts is due out in October. It fetches a place among 2023's 'most anticipated' books according to online magazine The Millions.
Continue ReadingEconomist Jason Jones weighs in on rising gas prices
Economist Jason Jones explains several factors that are playing into higher prices at the pump.
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