Furman’s 10th Engaged! happens April 10
Furman Engaged! celebrates the wide-ranging research, scholarship and creativity of Furman undergraduates.
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Interview with W. Marvin Hardy IV, M.D.
A local Orange County, Fla. newspaper speaks with Hardy '91 who has a passion for providing medical services for the poor and uninsured.
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.
Church historian Bill Leonard to speak April 3
Leonard will speak on “Baptists and the Bible, Slavery and the Lost Cause: Inseparable Hermeneutics of Racism.”
High Noon on April 4: “A History of Beauty, Fashion and Disease”
History professor Carolyn Day will explain how it was fashionable to look like you were dying of tuberculosis in the Victorian period.
University of South Carolina’s Bobby Donaldson to speak April 4
Donaldson's talk, "The Evidence of Things Not Seen: Remembering & Reconstructing the African American Past," takes place Wednesday at 6 p.m. in Patrick Lecture Hall.
History professor Steve O’Neill to speak at Duke symposium about slavery
Duke University's Office of the Provost presents "American Universities, Monuments, and the Legacies of Slavery" March 30-31
In ‘Seeking Abraham’ Furman reckons with its past
The Associated Colleges of the South publishes Furman's progress on a study exploring its ties to slavery.
In praise of faculty scholarship
The second annual Faculty Scholarship Reception showcased over 130 examples of scholarly and creative works by 70 faculty members.
Nominated for U.S. attorney
President Trump nominates alum Thomas Cullen '00 to become U.S. attorney for the Western District of Virginia.