10 notable restaurants in Greenville Former Paladin teammember Bobby Daugherty '90 is co-owner of Old Europe Desserts, which makes the list. Read more
1963 lawsuit set stage for school integration Furman Distinguished University Public Historian and Scholar Courtney Tollison '99 contributes to the story.
Former NSA director, Furman alumnus to lead Cyber Florida Michael McConnell '66 was director of the National Security Agency and served as director of National Intelligence.
Integration came with a cost In the desegregation series by The News, basketball star Clyde Mayes '75 is featured. Steve O'Neill '84 contributes to the story.
Joseph Vaughn broke Furman’s color barrier The inaugural Joseph Vaughn Day was celebrated Jan. 29 to honor the university's first African American student.
Brandi Jackson guides girls to college golf careers Jackson '03 successfully answers the 'what's next' question after competing on the pro tour.
Black teacher recalls trials, triumphs at mostly white school In her story about desegregation, Angelia Davis speaks to Furman alumna Pearlie Harris and taps research by History Professor Steve O'Neill '84.
Stackhouse ’01 inducted to N.C. High School T&F, XC HOF Stackhouse won 16 North Carolina high school state championships before competing for the Paladins from 1999-2002.
2019: The Year in Review With the first month of 2020 nearly over, let's revisit the remarkable year that just wrapped up.
Furman honors first African American student Hundreds gathered for the inaugural Joseph Vaughn Day celebration. Local CBS and FOX affiliates cover the story.
