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The Furman Advantage gives law school candidates an edge

Pre-Law Advisor Maya Russell's first priority is to help students determine if law school is the right step. Next on the docket is assisting students to become uber-competitive applicants.

16 students attend first Summer Business and Entrepreneurship Boot Camp

The three-week course, designed by Furman's Office for Innovation and Entrepreneurship, was tailored for non-business majors.

Furman professors Min-Ken Liao and Meghan Slining teach mindfulness

Professors bring some peace to Furman with ‘Koru Mindfulness’ program

Meghan Slining and Min-Ken Liao have been offering free classes for students as well as faculty and staff since 2015.

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M.O. Owens ’33, Furman’s oldest known alumnus, dies at 105

The Class of 1933 alumnus was known for his dedication to his family, ministry, friends and community. He died at the age of 105.

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Excerpts & Anecdotes

A digital highlight from the latest issue of Furman Magazine

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One State, One People.

As the Riley Institute turns 20, former governor and Secretary of Education Dick Riley isn’t resting.

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Furman In the News

Time for schools to ‘scrap the machine’

In a recent column, Furman Assistant Vice President for Institutional Effectiveness Dave Eubanks highlights the university's move to data and research to help students succeed.

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Around the Lake

We’re not exactly sure why, but summer orientation for the new students involves a certain amount of aerobic activity by the returning students who help with the program. (Photo by Jeremy Fleming)