Greenville: Facing its past A coalition comprised of Riley Fellows and a host of community members aims to retrieve a monument in remembrance of lynching victim George Green. Read more
Furman plays role in NSF grant to advance women in STEM Advancing STEM Careers by Empowering Network Development involves six partner institutions and up to 75 participants from colleges and universities across three regions.
Moravian Love Feast Dec. 8 Music will be presented by Furman's Chancel Musicians during the service. Traditional bread and coffee will be served amid the glow of beeswax candles in Daniel Chapel.
Furman Innovation and Entrepreneurship Hosts Venture Carolina Summit Furman will welcome VentureSouth, a Top 10 angel investment group in North America, to campus Dec. 4-5, as they present the fourth annual Venture Carolina Education Conference.
Furman professor elected fellow of AAAS Chemist George Shields is the 11th faculty member at Furman to become a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
Impeachment inquiry hardening political lines in Washington, expert says Pressure from members of his own Republican Party ultimately forced Nixon to resign, but Furman professor Jim Guth sees no sign of that bipartisanship as Trump faces impeachment.
Weaponized learning outcomes Furman's David Eubanks writes about the challenges that face institutional assessment offices.
10 ways to a more sustainable Christmas The Shi Center for Sustainability at Furman University offers tips to make Christmas more sustainable.
Holidays on the autism spectrum A few considerations will make the holidays merrier for people on the autism spectrum.
