Steering students toward success Katie Foster '17 works alongside high school guidance counselors as part of the Furman College Advising Corps. Read more
Gravely to discuss new book about lynching of Willie Earle March 26 at 7 p.m. His lecture, “Unwanted Attention: How Greenville Handled the Willie Earle Lynching Case,” is free and open to the public.
Evans-Sago: ‘Do You Hear ‘Gay’?’ In a March 14 CLP, Evans-Sago '09 will explore perceptions and evaluations of sexual orientation based on speech. His talk is 4:30 p.m. Thursday in McEachern.
First African-American recipient of the WWI Medal of Honor History Professor Courtney Tollison Hartness writes a story about Freddie Stowers and the racial inequities surrounding military honors.
History in the making Two summers of undergraduate research culminate with sourcebook co-authored by Professor of History Tim Fehler and Abigail Hartman '17.
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.
Tollison to participate in WWI symposium hosted by Lander University History Professor Courtney Tollison serves as a panelist in the symposium, which takes place March 14-15.
University announces 2018 fall term Dean’s List Students from 39 state and 12 foreign countries made the list last term.
