New perspectives in STEM The national focus of S-STEM is on increasing socioeconomic diversity. Read more
New Dins in town for Summer Orientation This June, the class of 2025 got to know their new campus and meet their new classmates.
Juneteenth is an opportunity to reflect President Elizabeth Davis encourages everyone to learn from someone who’s different from you and make the cause personal.
An educator champions ‘the link’ Mary Seawell Metz ’58 has committed $1 million to endow the Faculty Development Center’s directorship.
Should South Carolina cancel Critical Race Theory? Paul Thomas explains CRT and describes the dangers to SC schools if the academic and legal framework is ignored.
Furman grad’s startup promotes sustainable behavior with refillable containers With KnoxFill, Michaela Barnett ’15 delivers household products and collects the empties ‘just like the milkman’
Women’s Leadership Institute celebrates this spring’s 58 graduates The training program’s curriculum focuses on the unique challenges women face in the workplace.
‘No prisoner in this lonely room’ What a Word’s Worth, a public humanities program, connected cancer patients with words of hope and strength.
A modern restlessness with Renaissance roots It’s time to stop dabbling and start discerning, argue two Furman professors in a new book.
For small private colleges, a mixed year in admissions Higher education publication takes the pulse of admissions at small- to medium-size colleges as we move past COVID-19.
