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Women’s History Month: Associate Dean Cynthia King is inspired by her late friend Janet Kwami
King is pleased that the number of women in her field of communication studies has grown rapidly; now they need to learn how to leverage their power.
Continue ReadingWomen’s History Month: Exploring the ‘gendered origins’ of the hunger strike
Kathleen Casey, director of the Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies program, is enjoying a “full-circle moment” by bringing her academic mentor, Victoria Wolcott, to campus for a discussion of hunger strikes.
Continue ReadingPurple Diamonds shine at Furman sports events
Furman dance troupe Purple Diamonds was the brainchild of suitemates two years ago. They are still going strong, entertaining throngs of fans at Furman basketball and football games.
Continue Reading‘We bring so much to the table’
During Black History Month, Jada Walker ’24 reflects on the opportunities and mentors that help her chart her path at Furman.
Continue ReadingInterfaith Harmony Week promotes the art of listening to others’ stories
The week is an annual observance where people come to spread the message of harmony and tolerance, among the followers of all world religions, faith and beliefs.
Continue ReadingSenior seeks sustainability in the ‘beloved community’
Miles Baker ’24 sees Black History Month as an opportunity to engage in difficult conversations, but also celebrate Black creativity, progress and joy.
Continue ReadingFrom China to New York and academia to the U.N., alumna’s journey continues
A decade spent mostly in academia has now led Xiaoman Dong ’14 to a position at the United Nations (U.N.) in New York City and the impressive title of Associate Communications Officer at the U.N.’s...
Continue Reading‘An opportunity to celebrate’
Judith Williams, an assistant professor of anthropology, hopes Black History Month will be a window into the variation and diversity of the African diaspora – a window that will remain open year-round.
Continue ReadingJoseph Vaughn Day 2024 remarks by Abijah Leamon ’24
Joseph Vaughn Day 2024>> Student Diversity Council President Abijah Leamon ’24 Daniel Chapel, Furman University Jan. 26, 2024 Good morning, everybody! Joseph Vaughn Family, Erica Ramsey and loved ones, President Davis, Furman faculty, staff, students...
Continue ReadingJoseph Vaughn Day 2024 remarks by President Elizabeth Davis
Joseph Vaughn Day 2024 >> Furman University President Elizabeth Davis Daniel Chapel, Furman University Jan. 26, 2024 Good afternoon. Thank you for braving the weather to be here. We’ve had so much rain lately,...
Continue ReadingLocal TV stations cover Joseph Vaughn Day
Local news sources brought crews to Furman's annual celebration of Joseph Vaughn Day. Vaughn '68 was the first African American to enroll at Furman. Idella Glenn '84 presented the Idella Goodson Glenn Outstanding Black Alumni...
Continue ReadingJoseph Vaughn Day calls Furman community to ‘be part of the journey’
The life and legacy of Joseph Vaughn ’68, Furman’s first Black undergraduate student, are a challenge to commit to the community, said speakers at this year’s celebration.
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