A path to recovery A Furman-based Out of the Darkness Campus Walk, a 1 1/2-mile walk to raise suicide awareness, will take place on March 24. Read more
Steering students toward success Katie Foster '17 works alongside high school guidance counselors as part of the Furman College Advising Corps.
Seven students selected to show work at Southeast Center for Photography The seven are students of Art Professor Terri Bright. Representing a diverse range of majors, they will show work April 5-27 at the center.
In praise of ‘The John Psathas Percussion Project, Vol 1’ Omar Carmenates' long-term project wins accolades from the music press for the CD released this year by PARMA Recordings.
SC bill would allow Dreamers in-state tuition, licensure Under current SC law, Dreamers are not eligible for in-state tuition or state scholarships, nor can they receive occupational licenses in dozens of fields.
Furman and SC Council on the Holocaust co-host author Carl Wilkens March 28 Wilkens presents “Looking for the Good: The Journey from Neighbor to Killer” Thursday, March 28, at 7 p.m. in Daniel Chapel.
U.S. Air Force Heritage of America Band in concert April 4 The Concert Band entertains 1.5 million people annually with orchestral classics, marches, Broadway hits, jazz standards, movie music and patriotic favorites.
Budget cuts threaten afterschool programs Furman's Cathy Stevens and WRP Policy Fellow Eric Vanden Heuvel stress the importance of afterschool and summer programs.
Oryza Astari ’16 contributes video Astari is working on her master's in D.C. and interning for a California congresswoman. Astari describes her work on Capitol Hill.
Don Aiesi to be inducted into Hall of Fame March 30 The legendary professor of politics and international affairs taught at Furman for more than 50 years before retiring in 2018.
