Work to begin this week on Joseph Vaughn Plaza Joseph Vaughn Plaza will incorporate the front steps leading up to the James B. Duke Library and be home to a statue honoring Furman's first Black undergraduate student. Read more
History Department presents ‘Race and Ethnicity in America: Past and Present’ Series organizers seek to create forums for inclusive conversations, increase overall understanding among different races and ethnicities, and ultimately, spark lasting change.
Furman moves up in WSJ/THE rankings Furman climbs 13 spots on Best Colleges list and is the top university in South Carolina.
Furman monitoring Sally; will update campus as needed Furman University is monitoring the forecast for Hurricane Sally and how the storm could impact campus and Greenville area.
Furman awarded Diversity & Inclusion Grant by Associated Colleges of the South University will lead five ACS institutions in developing campus-specific curriculums to address racial inequity.
A message from Furman University President Elizabeth Davis "Whether you are already on campus, if you’re coming to campus later this semester, or if you’ll be studying or working from home, welcome back to the Furman experience."
Furman Focused website provides guidance for fall return Website is a resource and a glimpse into the extensive preparations.
Furman responds to Black alumni petition Racial bias incidents across the country led Black Furman alumni to petition the university with several requests. The university has replied with specific steps to address their concerns.
Maya Pack ’96 takes helm at SC Institute of Medicine and Public Health Pack has served various roles at IMPH in her 11 years with the nonprofit.
After the protests: Book describes how communities can make systemic change "Between Remembrance and Repair" examines how Philadelphia, Mississippi commemorated the 1964 murders of three civil rights advocates.
