Eleanor Beardsley ’86 has been reporting from France as NPR's Paris-based correspondent since 2004.
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Eighteen students participated in the inaugural Furman University International Internship Program.
Adam Thomas ’10 returns to Furman as postdoctoral fellow
Arianna Shirk ’02 followed her calling to Africa, where she now serves as an emergency pediatric physician in AIC Kijabi Hospital's neonatal intensive care unit.
His solution to a freshman-year challenge set the trajectory of Maj. Gen. Chris Ballard's distinguished military career.
By pushing out of her comfort zone, Alice Williams ’15 found her calling and the courage to follow it.
In an unconventional classroom, Joy Owens ’14, director of the Historic Johnson Farm, teaches children about history and agriculture.
The Women’s Bakery, co-founded by Markey Culver ’08, trains and supports women in Rwanda and Tanzania to source local ingredients, bake and sell fortified breads,
Chris and Kelly's HOPE Foundation founded by alumnus Steve Grant fights substance abuse among Greenville's youth.
This weekend sixteen singers will perform at the 1,505-seat Lunt-Fontanne Theatre in New York City with Kristin Chenoweth in her one-woman show, My Love Letter to Broadway.