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High Noon on Oct. 25: President Trump and American foreign policy
Politics and International Affairs Professor Brent Nelsen will look at the first 10 months of the Trump presidency when he speaks at the Upcountry History Museum.
An essential to understanding
Jedidiah Anderson, a visiting assistant professor, is teaching Furman’s first-ever Arabic class, focusing on Shami, the dialect spoken in Lebanon, Jordan, Syria and the Palestinian territories.
Mercer vs. Furman: it’s no ordinary football game
Sports Information director Hunter Reid remembers alums Bobby Lamb '86 and Clay Hendrix '86 as the head football coaches prepare to meet in Saturday's Homecoming contest.
In the Kitchen at White Oaks
First Gentleman Charles Davis pens cookbook that celebrates 25 years of White Oaks serving as home of Furman presidents.
Furman Asks Questions
Moving and learning work well together
Research by Dr. Julian Reed has shown that physically active children have greater academic performance, academic achievement and enhanced cognition compared to their less active peers.
Read moreUpcoming Events
Furman Art presents Argent Work by Sali Christenson and Eleanor Turner
12:00 AM | Thompson Gallery
Homecoming 2017
8:00 AM |
Football vs Mercer – Homecoming
1:30 PM | Paladin Stadium (football / lacrosse)
Furman Men’s Soccer vs East Tennessee State
7:00 PM | Stone Soccer Stadium
Furman In the News
Protecting the Dreamers
President Elizabeth Davis is among nearly 800 college and university presidents who have signed a letter urging Congress to protect the nation's Dreamers.
American Council on EducationCarolyn Day explores one of the strangest fashion trends in history
A recurring theme of tuberculosis as "an easy and beautiful way to die" spurred Furman History professor's research.
Greenville JournalAn examination of the liberals arts
In an in-depth article, President Elizabeth Davis talks about the role of the liberal arts in higher education.
Times Higher EducationAround the Lake
