Furman’s 10th Engaged! happens April 10
Furman Engaged! celebrates the wide-ranging research, scholarship and creativity of Furman undergraduates.
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Reading celebrates new South Carolina poetry anthology
The reading, which coincides with National Poetry Month, takes place Wednesday, April 11 at 4 p.m. in Burgiss Theater.
Kabbage’s Kathryn Petralia talks small business loans
Andrew Rombach speaks with Kabbage co-founder and President Petralia '92 about the small business online lending platform.
Meet the newest members of Phi Beta Kappa
Seven-four Furman students joined the school's chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, the nation’s oldest and most prestigious academic society.
Greenville’s McDavid became language, dialect expert
Retired Furman English professor Judy Bainbridge describes how Raven loor McDavid, Jr. '31 became a linguist and dialect authority.
Brutal and bountiful: Poet’s ‘Lindy Lee’ recalls Upstate’s textile history
English major and poet Kimberly Simms '02 answers questions about her book in an interview with Paul Hyde.
In praise of faculty scholarship
The second annual Faculty Scholarship Reception showcased over 130 examples of scholarly and creative works by 70 faculty members.
Stories of the Mountain State
"Jaws of Life," a new book by English professor Laura Leigh Morris, spotlights the recent struggles of her home state.
English professor Laura Leigh Morris writes short story collection
Morris, who joined the English department in 2015, writes about the everyday life of people living in north central West Virginia.
Hearing the voices of Appalachia
Furman seniors Maddie Allums, Lucy Lansing and Anna Lackey have been invited to present their literary research at the Appalachian Studies Association Conference in April.