Second Summer Business and Entrepreneurship Boot Camp graduates 42 The annual three-week camp is designed to give non-business majors the chance to master the foundations of business and the fundamentals of entrepreneurship. Read more
Humanities virtual lecture series intends to bring people together First of six weekly "Tolle, Lege" Q&A sessions will begin July 1.
Eyes and hearts opened, voices raised amid national BLM movement George Floyd's death has sparked frank conversations, vows of support in the Furman community.
Alumnus fights to keep his company alive amid unprecedented pandemic Brad Casanova '03, M'05 had just opened a second location of Archetype Brewing in Asheville, North Carolina, when the coronavirus struck.
Maegan Azar receives a 2020 Excellence in Teaching Award Associate Professor of Acting & Directing has been a member of the Furman faculty since 2010 and serves as chair of the theatre department.
Cothran Center launches virtual book club Four sessions will focus on "The Power of Meaning: Finding Fulfillment in a World Obsessed With Happiness."
Taylor Griffin ’22 awarded prestigious Army internship Griffin is the third-ranked cadet out of 91 in the Paladin Battalion.
Degrees awarded to 671 students at Saturday’s virtual graduation President Elizabeth Davis delivered a special video message to the Class of 2020.
Golfer Natalie Srinivasan ’20 named national player of the year Spartanburg native becomes fifth Paladin athlete and first woman to be honored as a national player of the year.
Tour on hold, Emily Scott Robinson ’09 remains thankful for recent success Critically acclaimed singer-songwriter will perform a live-stream concert on May 9 dedicated to the Furman Class of 2020
