Biology, chemistry and neuroscience students win best poster in three of six categories.
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With the first month of 2020 nearly over, let's revisit the remarkable year that just wrapped up.
Hundreds gathered for the inaugural Joseph Vaughn Day celebration. Local CBS and FOX affiliates cover the story.
Furman University will celebrate Jan. 29, the day Joseph Vaughn '68 became Furman's first African American student in 1966, annually.
Advancing STEM Careers by Empowering Network Development involves six partner institutions and up to 75 participants from colleges and universities across three regions.
Biology major presented autism research done in Assistant Professor of Biology Linnea Freeman's lab.
The university ranked No. 3 for “Most Politically Active Students” and No. 12 in the category of “Most Accessible Professors.”
Students from eight colleges and universities are represented, with majors ranging from biology to Romance languages.
The students, representing 41 states and nine foreign countries, earned a grade point average of at least 3.4 during the term.
Students receiving assistantships to teach overseas are Abby Harwell (Clinton, South Carolina), Bernie Chaney (Sunbury, Pennsylvania) and Yasmin Harrington (Cumming, Georgia).