Eleanor Beardsley, reporting from Paris A series of wide-ranging experiences led to Beardsley's eventual and longstanding career as international correspondent for NPR. Read more
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.
With their survival at stake, the LGBTQ community is converting agony into action Brandon Tensley '12 takes a look at the political and social fallout from the Pulse shooting that claimed 49 lives in 2016.
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.
Empathy, curiosity and excellence – A tribute to the class of 2021 retiring faculty The colleagues of the retiring class of 2021 offer these words of thanks and praise.
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.
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.
For a former student, Joe Vaughn’s gift won’t be forgotten Steve Cothran '86 offers a remembrance of Vaughn '68, beloved high school English teacher and trailblazer at Furman.
Statue honoring Furman’s first Black student can help change ‘reality of racism’ President Elizabeth Davis pens an op-ed about the local and national significance of the Joseph Vaughn statue on campus.
