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Furman students selected for Millennium Fellowship Nine students were selected for the Millennium Fellowship, a program of the United Nations Academic Impact and Millennium Campus Network.
Advocacy, policy draw Flores to Capitol Hill Kenia Flores ’20 interned twice for a U.S. senator. Those experiences and other internships confirmed what she’s long suspected: Her future is in D.C.
Riley Institute and OLLI present series on the rise of nationalism The series opens Aug. 29 with Harvard's Bart Bonikowski and retired Army Maj. Gen. Chris Ballard, a 1984 Furman alumnus. The series continues Sept. 5 and Sept. 12.
Furman to hold summer commencement exercises Aug. 17 History professor Erik Ching will serve as speaker and approximately 45 students will receive undergraduate and graduate degrees.
The Trump appointee who’s putting white supremacists in jail Alum and U.S. Attorney Thomas Cullen ’00 is striking a significant blow against white nationalist violence, starting with the 2017 events in Charlottesville.
Beth Fraser ’20 presents research at top professional conferences The English literature and art history double-major presented her work at prestigious conferences on literature and the environment and Romanticism.
Furman listed in 2020 Princeton Review’s ‘Best Colleges’ guide The university ranked No. 3 for “Most Politically Active Students” and No. 12 in the category of “Most Accessible Professors.”
Chemistry professor Anderson receives Henry Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar Award Anderson is among only eight professors nationally to receive the award, which recognizes research and teaching efforts of talented, early-career faculty.
A significant contribution The public radio program “South Carolina Business Review” discusses Furman’s economic impact on the Upstate.
