A (Harper’s) Bazaar summer in New York City When Julia Piotrowski ’19 arrived at Furman in 2016 aspiring to be a doctor, it’s safe to say she didn’t see herself spending the summer of 2018 working as a creative direction and styling intern. Read more
Olivia Corso ’20 presents research at Worldcon 76 Inspiration for the paper came from a science fiction literature class taught by English Professor Michele Speitz.
Tom Flowers and family share passion for art in new exhibit “Lineage: Tom Flowers and Family” will showcase works by Flowers who enjoyed a 30-year career at Furman. Six members of his family also display their work.
Art by Tom Flowers and family on display in Thompson Gallery “Lineage: Tom Flowers & Family” will be on display Oct. 5-Nov. 2 in Thompson Gallery of the Roe Art Building.
Las Vegas shooting victims honored in art exhibition Ellen Culbertson Abramo '00 and her cousin turn tragedy to healing in art exhibition honoring 58 slain in Las Vegas massacre.
Thompson Gallery at Furman opens with works by Matthew Wilt The exhibition, “Simple Machines,” by Wilt runs Aug. 30-Sept. 28. The artist will speak during a reception Friday, Sept. 28.
Buchalski chases Olympic dream with pro contract NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships runner-up has her eye on next year's World Championships and the 2020 Olympics.
Buchalski finishes second in nation at NCAA Championships Her runner-up showing in the 5,000-meter run, where she passed multiple runners on the final lap, was the highest finish by a Furman track athlete ever.
Buchalski faces formidable 5000 field at NCAA track championships The greatest Furman track athlete of all time will compete in her final race Saturday night as one of an unprecedented five Paladin runners in the meet.
Furman announces 2018 spring term Dean’s List Students representing 38 states and 12 foreign countries earned a grade-point average of at least 3.4 during the spring semester.
