Juneteenth is an opportunity to reflect President Elizabeth Davis encourages everyone to learn from someone who’s different from you and make the cause personal. Read more
‘Miss Nancy’s Store’ Before "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood" and "Sesame Street," another TV show captured the attention of children in the 60s.
Students, faculty honored at 2020 and 2021 commencement ceremonies Students receive awards for scholarship, general culture, participation in college activities and high moral character; faculty receive awards for teaching, advising.
‘Hamilton’ artist Bryan Terrell Clark: ‘There is a deeper conversation than: Are we being treated well?’ During a recent CLP, "Hamilton" actor Bryan Terrell Clark notes the difference between diversity and inclusion, and true equity.
Furman receives second $25 million grant from The Duke Endowment New grant brings the total direct support for The Furman Advantage from The Duke Endowment to $52.5 million.
Solving the ‘expert blind spot’ Faculty Development Center use the Rubik's Cube to help faculty remember what it's like to be a novice learner.
Fall 2020 Dean’s List Academic Affairs announces the list of students making a GPA of 3.4 or higher during fall semester.
Joseph Vaughn statue unveiling scheduled April 16 Depending on COVID-19 restrictions, the campus community will be invited to gather, masks on and physically distanced.
Vocation and ministry students: ‘What Does it Mean to be White and Anti-Racist?’ Two white students take a year of Exploration of Vocation and Ministry to learn about racism, build anti-racism skills.
Let Joseph Vaughn Day shine a light on our values The university announces a strategic diversity plan and new websites for the chief diversity officer and Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
