For the birds Jake Gerardi '22 soars to new heights to help the environment, assist thinning bird populations. (And his favorite bird might be the waxwing.) Read more
Petal prowess: Oconee bell wildflowers might be one giant organism Ashley Morris and her biology students are studying whether or not all the Oconee bell wildflowers are actually one genetically identical organism.
Fran Ligler ’72 wins award from American Chemical Society National Inventors Hall of Famer Ligler wins the 2022 Award in Analytical Chemistry from ACS.
Furman research helps farm-to-table movement be more sustainable Students and faculty study how sustainable farmers can diversify their practices and if consumers will pay.
Several SC colleges lauded for environmental sustainability. Only one gets ‘gold’ rank "Achieving a STARS gold rating means that sustainability is intertwined in everything we do at Furman." -- Laura Bain
Courtney Clarke ’17 finds dual calling in veterans affairs and children in need For Courtney Clarke ’17, life is about seeing needs and stepping up, both in the veteran community and foster care services.
New Millennium Fellows tackle United Nations Sustainable Development Goals Nine Furman students launch projects to advance U.N. goals such as zero hunger, climate action, good health and well-being and more.
Furman climbs in US News ranking; voted ‘most innovative’ 5th straight year The rankings reflect the value of a Furman education and the innovation with which it's delivered.
Furman ranks third in South Carolina in NSF funding Grants from the National Science Foundation have grown steadily in recent years.
Proteins that help cells move like Spiderman also control cell spreading Research helps explain a variety of processes, from wound healing to cancer metastasis.
