Kathryn Petralia, 2018 Women Who Mean Business honoree Kathryn Tison Petralia '92 is president of Kabbage, Inc. an Atlanta-based fintech company that caters to small and medium-sized businesses. Read more
Olivia Corso ’20 presents research at Worldcon 76 Inspiration for the paper came from a science fiction literature class taught by English Professor Michele Speitz.
Taking a bite out of rising textbook costs Longtime Department of Chemistry lecturer Elizabeth Gordon works on a no-cost alternative to the traditional textbook.
Four Furman graduates among Greenville’s ‘Best & Brightest 35 and Under’ Kate Dabbs ’09, Drew Dezen ’12, Nick Hollstegge ’07 and Monty Turner ’11 were honored by Greenville Business Magazine.
Nomination process opens for the 2018 Jim Smart Award The Cothran Center for Vocational Reflection recognizes faculty and staff who exemplify vocational and reflection in their work
Leveling Up in the Game of Life Noelle Warner '19, an English/Computer Science double major, hopes to turn her passion into a career as a narrative writer for video games.
Readings set for “Archive,” new anthology of South Carolina poetry Readings take place in Travelers Rest, Greenville and Charleston during August and September.
Menzer named to board of South Carolina Council on the Holocaust English professor Melinda Menzer became active in Holocaust education after traveling to Lithuania to see where her family fell victim to Nazi war crimes during World War II.
Furman announces 2018 spring term Dean’s List Students representing 38 states and 12 foreign countries earned a grade-point average of at least 3.4 during the spring semester.
Getting it right Gonzalo Baeza offers a glowing review of "Jaws of Life" by English professor Laura Leigh Morris.
