Juneteenth is an opportunity to reflect President Elizabeth Davis encourages everyone to learn from someone who’s different from you and make the cause personal. Read more
Students, faculty honored at 2020 and 2021 commencement ceremonies Students receive awards for scholarship, general culture, participation in college activities and high moral character; faculty receive awards for teaching, advising.
Greenville: The new boomtown for active adults Greenville is home to more than 2,600 students who attend Furman, and an ever-increasing number of citizens 65 and older.
Furman receives second $25 million grant from The Duke Endowment New grant brings the total direct support for The Furman Advantage from The Duke Endowment to $52.5 million.
Joseph Vaughn statue unveiling scheduled April 16 Depending on COVID-19 restrictions, the campus community will be invited to gather, masks on and physically distanced.
Let Joseph Vaughn Day shine a light on our values The university announces a strategic diversity plan and new websites for the chief diversity officer and Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
Message from President Davis: A commitment to our democracy In the wake of the Jan. 6 mob violence in Washington, D.C., President Davis wrote, "We must hold sacred and protect our democratic institutions and the sanctity of our vote and the electoral process."
Members of the class of 2020 receive Furman’s highest honors Scholarship Cup Awards winners announced along with Bradshaw-Feaster Medal and Donaldson-Watkins Medal recipients.
Campus will resume normal operations Friday, Oct. 30 Continue to use caution when traveling to or walking on campus.
