Who should own photos of slaves? English Professor Gregg Hecimovich is quoted in a New York Times article about a lawsuit filed against Harvard University. Read more
Seven students selected to show work at Southeast Center for Photography The seven are students of Art Professor Terri Bright. Representing a diverse range of majors, they will show work April 5-27 at the center.
Maddie De Pree ’20 will talk about her summer in England at Furman Engaged! The English major did a deep dive into "Othello" at The Shakespeare Birthplace Trust in Stratford-upon-Avon, England.
Furman and SC Council on the Holocaust co-host author Carl Wilkens March 28 Wilkens presents “Looking for the Good: The Journey from Neighbor to Killer” Thursday, March 28, at 7 p.m. in Daniel Chapel.
Writers on Writing Allen Mendenhall ’05 talks about good books, interesting authors and celebrating Southern literature.
Finding freedom after life on death row English major Sarah Bourlakas '19 writes about Anthony Ray Hinton's visit to campus Feb. 27.
Tread softly, and carry a cool drink Ryan Roberts '12 goes from English major to inventor and entrepreneur with TreadTop
Not your typical spring break Emilee O'Brien '17 and Communication Studies Professor Brandon Inabinet craft a spring break centered on social justice and service learning.
Something Brought You Here There are numerous reasons why students choose to attend Furman, and a new video expresses what makes the university such a special place.
Student leads initiative to honor Furman’s first African-American student Adare Smith '20 spearheads an effort to recognize Joseph Vaughn '65.
