A FUEL fit for every body
Sarah Mixon ’18 is working to share the benefits of Furman University Eating Lean with the community.
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May X takes the field
May Experience students go behind the scenes to learn the history and business of baseball.
Team of believers
When her opportunity for a coveted pediatric oncology internship seemed to be slipping away, Madison Ritter's Furman mentors went to bat
Partners for a healthier Greenville
The South Carolina Medical Legal Partnership connects Furman University, the Greenville Health System and South Carolina Legal Services in efforts to improve health outcomes in Greenville.
Ready for the world
By pushing out of her comfort zone, Alice Williams ’15 found her calling and the courage to follow it.
An Enterprise Built with Bread
The Women’s Bakery, co-founded by Markey Culver ’08, trains and supports women in Rwanda and Tanzania to source local ingredients, bake and sell fortified breads,
Words for Life
Col. Eric Schwartz, a 30 year Army veteran and commander for the armored assault on Baghdad, spoke at Furman Monday.
Professor Jim Guth Discusses Election Night 2016
The Furman political science professor spoke at the High Noon lecture series just hours after Donald Trump defeated Hillary Clinton in the presidential race.
Come home to Furman
Furman University’s Homecoming 2016 is about football and festivities, but at the end of the day, it’s about people.
Filling empty bowls
Furman art students and children from Greenville’s Frazee Center created works of art to be auctioned as part of Rock Out Hunger, the annual benefit for Loaves and Fishes.