Life on campus during the pandemic University of Southern California wants to know what it's like to reopen campus during a pandemic. Three Furman sophomores weigh in. Read more
Furman professor’s work makes cover of Nationalities Papers Politics and International Affairs Professor Buket Oztas captures an image from her hometown of Izmir, Turkey.
The problem with ‘allyship’ Evan Meyers '21 says woke models for forming politicized relationships undervalue the transformative power of true friendships.
What we’ll keep Benjamin Storey and Jenna Silber Storey contribute to the "11 ways we won’t change back" after the pandemic made us change our lives.
SC Republicans see donations rise by taking on culture war ahead of 2022 reelection bids Danielle Vinson explains why SC Republican leaders are taking to Twitter to sound off on cultural issues.
Preparing students for lives of purpose Elizabeth Davis is interviewed by The Duke Endowment about The Furman Advantage, how she plans to expand it, and what it's like to lead a campus through COVID-19.
Some NC leaders say Mississippi’s model charts the way to helping kids read Paul Thomas says there's more that affects reading scores than highly-touted reading programs and techniques.
Furman’s Bridges to a Brighter Future program celebrates 25 years The college access and success program welcomed its first class in 1997 through a gift from philanthropist Mamie Jolley Bruce.
SC Democrat Joe Cunningham takes aim at McMaster, announces bid for governor Danielle Vinson goes on record about Democrat Joe Cunningham's bid for South Carolina governor.
Three Furman students win Goldwater Scholarships Working with Chemistry Professor George Shields, three students earn one of the most prestigious undergraduate awards in STEM.
