Kathryn Petralia, 2018 Women Who Mean Business honoree Kathryn Tison Petralia '92 is president of Kabbage, Inc. an Atlanta-based fintech company that caters to small and medium-sized businesses. Read more
A new position for Yendelela Neely Holston The 2003 graduate and member of the Furman Board of Trustees joins Atlanta law firm as its first chief diversity & inclusion officer.
Webinar about The Furman Advantage President Elizabeth Davis and Gallup's Brandon Busteed discuss Furman's signature approach to education.
Tom Flowers and family share passion for art in new exhibit “Lineage: Tom Flowers and Family” will showcase works by Flowers who enjoyed a 30-year career at Furman. Six members of his family also display their work.
Alexander Stubb declares bid to be EU chief executive The 1993 Furman graduate is the former prime minister of Finland and currently serves as a vice president at the European Investment Bank.
Four Furman graduates among Greenville’s ‘Best & Brightest 35 and Under’ Kate Dabbs ’09, Drew Dezen ’12, Nick Hollstegge ’07 and Monty Turner ’11 were honored by Greenville Business Magazine.
Art by Tom Flowers and family on display in Thompson Gallery “Lineage: Tom Flowers & Family” will be on display Oct. 5-Nov. 2 in Thompson Gallery of the Roe Art Building.
President Davis receives William M. Burke Presidential Award for Excellence in Experiential Education The national award is presented annually to a sitting college president by the National Society of Experiential Education.
Furman resumes classes Monday, Sept. 17 The storm caused minimal damage on campus, and the university has returned to normal campus operations.
Thanking the people who changed his life In his convocation address on Aug. 27, alum Keith Johnson '05 recounts his journey from the Paladin football field to a judgeship in Augusta, Georgia.
