SGA President Jesse Tompkins committed to ‘sense of belonging’ SGA President Jesse Tompkins ’20 hopes to use his voice to help people, improve transportation and empower the Executive Council. Read more
Innovation Hour invites students to pitch their business ideas Organized by the Furman Creative Collaborative student group, Innovation Hour awards a grant to winners to help their startups get off the ground.
Master of Science in Community Engaged Medicine program welcomes new class Students from eight colleges and universities are represented, with majors ranging from biology to Romance languages.
Happiness, education and wilderness highlight 2019 MayX courses Student groups visited Denmark, New Zealand, Australia and New Mexico during the optional three-week term.
Time for schools to ‘scrap the machine’ In a recent column, Furman Assistant Vice President for Institutional Effectiveness Dave Eubanks highlights the university's move to data and research to help students succeed.
The importance of South Carolina’s black voters to Democratic candidates NBC News recently followed former vice president Joe Biden as he campaigned in South Carolina and quoted Furman Professor of Politics and International Affairs Danielle Vinson.
Professors bring some peace to Furman with ‘Koru Mindfulness’ program Meghan Slining and Min-Ken Liao have been offering free classes for students as well as faculty and staff since 2015.
16 students attend first Summer Business and Entrepreneurship Boot Camp The three-week course, designed by Furman's Office for Innovation and Entrepreneurship, was tailored for non-business majors.
Greenlink funding could see big jump thanks in part to IACH advocacy Sean Rusnak '18, a Health Policy Post Baccalaureate Fellow, led a push to secure more investment in public transportation in Greenville.
Katiemarie Owen ’22 qualifies for July’s Miss Majorette of America pageant Owen was selected to be the feature twirler for the Paladin Regiment as a freshman.
