A Guy’s Guy: Edmund White in the 1950s Nick Radel says White's storytelling and his tight-knit group of friends who came of age in the 1950s helped change attitudes toward same-sex relationships in the U.S. Read more
Why this former Kingsford analyst is launching an activist short fund “It’s kind of like launching a long-biased fund in March of 2009” - Chris Drose '16
Juneteenth is an opportunity to reflect President Elizabeth Davis encourages everyone to learn from someone who’s different from you and make the cause personal.
‘No prisoner in this lonely room’ What a Word’s Worth, a public humanities program, connected cancer patients with words of hope and strength.
Furman University Board of Trustees Approves Faculty Promotion and Tenure Board also grants emeritus status to a number of retiring faculty members.
Students, faculty honored at 2020 and 2021 commencement ceremonies Students receive awards for scholarship, general culture, participation in college activities and high moral character; faculty receive awards for teaching, advising.
Unveiling of Joseph Vaughn statue captures media attention See a roundup of news items spurred by the April 16 unveiling of the statue honoring Joseph A. Vaughn '68.
Margaret ’83 and Robert Hill ’83 receive OneJax humanitarian award The OneJax Institute in Jacksonville, Florida, honored Robert ’83 and Margaret Hill ’83 with their humanitarian award on April 15. OneJax is a nonprofit interfaith organization dedicated to achieving civility, understanding and respect for all people and promoting diversity as the foundation for a strong community. Robert Hill began his career as president of Siler […]
Furman University unveils statue of Joseph Vaughn Family members and others from the Furman community gathered Friday, April 16, for an unveiling honoring the university's first African American student.
