Maddux takes reins at SACUBO The Southern Association of College and University Business Officers is one of four regional associations of a national organization. Read more
How to rebuild U.S. economy in a post-pandemic world Citing severe shortfalls in local, state and federal tax coffers, Economics Professor Kailash Khandke makes a case for an infrastructure bill.
How to end the reading war and serve the literacy needs of all Education Professor Paul L. Thomas writes a primer for "parents, policy makers and people who care."
Furman wins national Don Clifton Strengths for Students Award Furman receives Gallup's CliftonStrengths Award for Students
States with fewest coronavirus restrictions Economics professor Kelsey Hample goes on record about how to safely reopen businesses.
Having coronavirus nightmares? Here’s what you can do Erin Wamsley unpacks why our dreams might be more vivid and memorable.
Zoom into learning with OLLI at Furman Registration is now open for 14 different virtual classes and five Friday bonus events for the month of June.
Ahmaud Arbery and the resilience of black protest Brandon Tensley '12 offers his analysis of the protests spawned by the murder of Ahmaud Arbery.
Six graduates awarded Fulbright grants The new graduates will serve as teaching assistants across the globe.
Ahmaud Arbery holds us accountable Alum Jim Barger, Jr. writes about the life of Arbery, how justice failed him, and the loss his community will reckon with in the wake of his death.
