S.C. schools usher in innovation centers Anthony Herrera comments on the evolution of the Hill Institute for Innovation and Entrepreneurship. Read more
What we can learn from Native American politics Danielle Vinson, professor of politics and international affairs, explains the relevance of treaties between Native American tribes and nations and the U.S. government.
‘City of Women’ art exhibit in Greenville to tell Upstate SC’s untold stories Furman researchers helped compile a list of historical and contemporary women from the region.
A grand passion Gavin George ’25 hopes his passion for music can harmonize with his pre-med studies at Furman.
$5 million gift from Chris ’78 and Andrea Borch will create track and cross-country scholarships A $5 million gift from Chris '78 and Andrea Borch will help establish an endowment to provide cross-country/track and field scholarships.
Kirkland Lewis named Furman Women’s Lacrosse coach The second head coach in the history of Furman Women's Lacrosse, Lewis comes to Furman from Bucknell where she was an assistant coach.
Greenville looks to set statewide example in solving food desert problem Ken Kolb comments on how food deserts happen and what's needed to attract grocery store retailers.
Gallery: Fall Day of Service The first Heller Service Corps Fall Day of Service showed Furman’s commitment to the community.
Why city’s West Greenville plan must address the area’s racial inequities Judith Williams and Ken Kolb team up on an opinion piece about the former mill village.
Q&A with Yendelela Neely Holston, a 2021 Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Awards honoree Furman trustee Holston is CDIO and partner at Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP.
