What’s Going On with the Trees on Campus? As you may recall, Furman has a long-range plan for replacing aging trees on campus that were planted more than 50 years ago when the university moved from downtown to its present location. These tree Read more
Furman receives $6 million bequest from estate of alumnus Thomas Farmer More than $4 million of the bequest from one of the university's most generous and loyal supporters is earmarked for student scholarships.
Jason Cassidy receives Jim Smart Award Associate Vice President for Student Life and Dean of Students Jason Cassidy has been named winner of the James H. Smart Award by Furman’s Cothran Center for Vocational Reflection.
Lowcountry leaders become Riley Fellows Forty leaders from the Lowcountry and surrounding area have completed the Riley Institute at Furman’s Diversity Leaders Initiative (DLI).
Moore, Pierce represent Furman on All-SoCon Faculty and Staff Team Furman's director of news and media relations and longtime chair of the Furman health sciences department will be honored at a home basketball game.
Internship With A Mentorship Brian Boda '14 helps Furman's 40-year-old Washington Internship Program get an update.
SC independent colleges working to keep tuition affordable House Rep. Chandra Dillard urges advocates of independent colleges and universities to prioritize student needs.
Overcoming legal barriers Ben Waddell needed his parents and they needed a legal lifeline, which is when Greenville’s Medical Legal Partnership stepped in to assist.
Decatur chooses Andrea Arnold as new city manager Arnold, a 1993 political science/urban studies graduate, has been named city manager of the Atlanta suburb.
Furman is ballin’ There are only nine undefeated men’s basketball teams in the country, and one of them isn’t far away.
