Supply chain challenges, COVID-19 to blame for empty store shelves Sociology's Ken Kolb explains how small disruptors to the supply chain can impact how well grocery store shelves are stocked. Read more
Greenville women lack support to fight ‘pressure’ of traditional gender roles Sociology's Sarah Adeyinka-Skold is interviewed in an article about working mothers and how families navigate household duties.
O Tannenbaum, O Tannenbaum Kevin Pahl '15 and Maggie Grisell Pahl '16, owners of Greenville Christmas Trees, aim to keep Christmas spirit alive.
Furman professor’s book examines ‘Retail Inequality’ in Greenville The concept of ‘food deserts’ is a distraction from uncomfortable racial realities, argues sociologist Ken Kolb.
This holiday season, it’s time for the government to stop dictating the food choices of the poor Ken Kolb sounds off on the restrictive nature of nutritional assistance programs.
Asha Marie Larson-Baldwin named George J. Mitchell Scholar SGA President Larson-Baldwin joins an elite national cohort of 12 Mitchell Scholars in the class of 2023. She'll study in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
Greenville looks to set statewide example in solving food desert problem Ken Kolb comments on how food deserts happen and what's needed to attract grocery store retailers.
Why city’s West Greenville plan must address the area’s racial inequities Judith Williams and Ken Kolb team up on an opinion piece about the former mill village.
Amid a global supply chain crisis, how New Orleans port has avoided major shipping delays Ken Kolb explains why ships languish offshore in the Western and Eastern U.S., while at the Port of New Orleans, it's business as usual.
Former Central Missouri President Charles Ambrose named chancellor of Henderson State Furman alumnus and former member of Men's Soccer takes the helm at Henderson State in Arkadelphia, Arkansas.
