Peace Center unveils sculpture of former Governor Dick Riley

The statue unveiling took place at the Peace Center on Monday, Nov. 12. (Photo by Josh Morgan/Greenville News)

November 13, 2018 by Vince Moore, Director, News & Media Relations

The sculpture, which will be placed in downtown Greenville, honors Furman alum Richard W. Riley ‘54, who served as Governor of South Carolina and U.S. Secretary of Education under President Bill Clinton. You can read more in The Greenville News.

Vince Moore, Director, News & Media Relations

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