Greenville residents tell stories of the Holocaust The South Carolina Council on the Holocaust marks the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau. Melinda Menzer shares her story. Read more
English professor Joni Tevis awarded NEA Fellowship Tevis is one of only 36 to receive the honor out of a pool of nearly 1,700 applicants.
Furman graduates recognized at reception While most of the nearly 30 members of the fall class of 2019 will participate in formal commencement in 2020, a few availed themselves to a more intimate setting.
Proving that borders are fluid Professor of English Melinda Menzer swims through the U.S.-Mexico border to raise awareness of refugee crises.
Swimming for refugees English Professor Melinda Menzer swims across the U.S.-Mexico border to raise awareness of the global refugee crisis.
Supporting scholars and their scholarly work The National Humanities Center hosted two Furman professors over the summer. The residencies were funded by The Duke Endowment.
Furman celebrates start of 2019-20 academic year with opening Convocation LaDavia Drummond Just '02 spoke about her journey from homelessness in high school to Fulbright Scholar to teaching second-year medical students in Uganda.
Beth Fraser ’20 presents research at top professional conferences The English literature and art history double-major presented her work at prestigious conferences on literature and the environment and Romanticism.
Furman listed in 2020 Princeton Review’s ‘Best Colleges’ guide The university ranked No. 3 for “Most Politically Active Students” and No. 12 in the category of “Most Accessible Professors.”
M.O. Owens ’33, Furman’s oldest known alumnus, dies at 105 The Class of 1933 alumnus was known for his dedication to his family, ministry, friends and community. He died at the age of 105.
