Rising seniors Rosemary Coskrey and Maddie De Pree will be mentored and supported by the FMF directors throughout the summer.
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Theatre arts graduate Clare Ruble '17 plays multiple roles at Greenville's Warehouse Theatre--in the office and onstage.
Women's, gender and sexuality studies (WGSS) will be available as a major in fall 2019.
English Department Chair Gregg Hecimovich is quoted in a story about the ownership and use of photos of the enslaved.
'Dragons Suck' is a satirical story imagining what would happen if a millennial teenager were thrust in the middle of a medieval fantasy adventure.
Students receiving assistantships to teach overseas are Abby Harwell (Clinton, South Carolina), Bernie Chaney (Sunbury, Pennsylvania) and Yasmin Harrington (Cumming, Georgia).
Small businesses get off the ground and thrive with the help nonprofits led by Furman alumni.
The Furman English professors will join 40 faculty from across the nation this summer in Research Triangle Park to finish scholarly works.
Today's annual daylong event is dedicated to highlighting the diverse and immersive learning experiences available through The Furman Advantage.
More than 80 awards were conferred upon students representing all disciplines from mathematics and natural sciences to the social sciences and the arts.