Furman’s 10th Engaged! happens April 10
Furman Engaged! celebrates the wide-ranging research, scholarship and creativity of Furman undergraduates.
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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.
In praise of faculty scholarship
The second annual Faculty Scholarship Reception showcased over 130 examples of scholarly and creative works by 70 faculty members.
Celebrating Black History Month
Furman and the Center for Inclusive Communities announce a slate of talks, music, films and more in recognition of Black History Month.
University announces 2017 fall term Dean’s List
The students represent 36 states and 13 foreign countries, including South Carolina, Alaska, Maine, China, Jamaica and the United Kingdom.
$2.5 million grant from Duke Endowment to fund Furman/Gallup study
University will partner with global analytics firm Gallup to study the impact of the university’s undergraduate experience and measure the effectiveness of The Furman Advantage.
An essential to understanding
Jedidiah Anderson, a visiting assistant professor, is teaching Furman’s first-ever Arabic class, focusing on Shami, the dialect spoken in Lebanon, Jordan, Syria and the Palestinian territories.
‘In necessity all things are common’: Christian ethics and DACA
Furman Religion professor David Fink makes a case for sidestepping the law of the land.
Furman presents program about global refugee crisis Sept. 14
CLP: "Refugees Past & Present" is hosted by the Refugee Task Force, Shucker Leadership Institute, and the Departments of Religion and English.
Annual pilgrimage to Mecca an important part of Muslim faith
Furman religion professor Alfons Teipen offers background on the pilgrimage to Saudi Arabia's Mecca.