Nancy Blackwell Bourne ’62 writes and illustrates her first book Painted with her left hand and penned with her right, Majelica’s Magical Moment” is a children’s picture book written in rhyme and published earlier in the summer. Read more
With creativity, Heller Services Corps doesn’t let pandemic stop holiday giving "Blessing Trees" replaces annual RaeNae Nay's Holiday Giving Tree, but the end result of helping local nonprofits remains the same.
Reagan Brittain ’22, Nick Curcio ’22 win Furman Metropolitan Fellowship The prestigious alumni-led grant program provides two rising fourth-year Furman students with the connections, means and support needed to obtain summer internships in New York City.
Mike ’72 and Sondra Hogan pledge gift of $500,000 to men’s golf When realized, the donation will bring the scholarship endowment closer to being able to fund the NCAA maximum of 4.5 scholarships.
Qwameek Bethea ’21 presented with 2020-21 Rosa Bodkin Award The Rosa Bodkin Award is given annually to a nominated student who demonstrates a commitment to advancing Furman’s culture of diversity, inclusion and multiculturalism.
Furman Lake restoration project slated to begin later this month Dredging will remove tons of sediment from the lake bed in hopes of improving water quality and health of ecosystem.
Furman releases football, basketball, soccer and volleyball schedules Fall sports competition moved to spring; men's and women's basketball begin play on Nov. 25.
‘Night of Lament for Racial Reconciliation’ rescheduled for Nov. 5 The event is organized and hosted by the Furman University chapter of the International Justice Mission and the Furman University Gospel Ensemble.
Trent Stubbs ’20, Professor Greg Springsteen published in Nature Chemistry Groundbreaking discovery about Krebs cycle earns a place in one of the world's most prestigious scientific journals.
Panel discussion focuses on book about first photos of enslaved people Professor of English Gregg Hecimovich joins other scholars in contributing to "To Make Their Own Way in the World: The Enduring Legacy of the Zealy Daguerreotypes.”
