Film “Traces of the Trade” to be screened Nov. 1 “Traces of the Trade,” filmmaker Katrina Browne discovers that her New England ancestors (the DeWolf family) were the largest slave-trading family in U.S. history. Read more
“Coming to the Table:” DeWolf and Morgan on interracial healing, dialogue Authors DeWolf and Morgan speak about dealing with the historical harms and collective trauma resulting from slavery in the United States.
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.
Four Furman graduates among Greenville’s ‘Best & Brightest 35 and Under’ Kate Dabbs ’09, Drew Dezen ’12, Nick Hollstegge ’07 and Monty Turner ’11 were honored by Greenville Business Magazine.
A summer peppered with experience Marra Burton '20 got a crash course in golf broadcasting by shadowing CBS analyst Dottie Pepper '87
What’s so un-American about being bilingual? Furman student Whitney Maness '20 writes an op-ed about the benefits of speaking more than one language.
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.
Board of Trustees approves faculty promotions, tenure; four new trustees to join board July 1 The board held its annual spring meeting on campus Saturday, May 12. Four new trustees will join the board July 1.
Cosby verdict sends strong message Communication studies professor Cynthia King weighs in on the Bill Cosby ruling.
Furman’s 10th Engaged! happens April 10 Furman Engaged! celebrates the wide-ranging research, scholarship and creativity of Furman undergraduates.
