The Hon. Chandra Dillard and Sociology Professor Ken Kolb play a role in bringing a new footbridge to Southernside.
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Furman sophomore Eboni Johnson advances the importance of a multicultural approach to elementary education in the Upstate.
LaDavia Drummond Just '02 spoke about her journey from homelessness in high school to Fulbright Scholar to teaching second-year medical students in Uganda.
Originally bound for veterinary medicine, Stuart has discovered her real passion lies in conservation through her trips to South Africa.
The university ranked No. 3 for “Most Politically Active Students” and No. 12 in the category of “Most Accessible Professors.”
Student groups visited Denmark, New Zealand, Australia and New Mexico during the optional three-week term.
The students, representing 41 states and nine foreign countries, earned a grade point average of at least 3.4 during the term.
Tracey Nance Pendley '06 knows firsthand the impact teachers can have on the life of a child growing up in uncertain times.
The Board of Trustees approved promotions and/or tenure for 13 faculty members, and granted emeritus status to 13 professors who are retiring this summer.
The honorees have demonstrated an emerging or sustained commitment to advance Furman’s value of diversity, inclusion and multiculturalism on campus.