Clare Ruble has star power Theatre arts graduate Clare Ruble '17 plays multiple roles at Greenville's Warehouse Theatre--in the office and onstage. Read more
D-Day would be nearly impossible to pull off today Colgate University professor and 2008 alumna Danielle Lupton pens an article about D-Day through the lens of today's digital world.
Helping elephants, guiding puppets: Graduates continue their education in Asia Three recent grads will be learning about conservation in Thailand and the art of puppetry in Japan.
Ben Gamble ’19 publishes his first novel 'Dragons Suck' is a satirical story imagining what would happen if a millennial teenager were thrust in the middle of a medieval fantasy adventure.
Meet Georgia’s 2020 Teacher of the Year Tracey Nance Pendley '06 knows firsthand the impact teachers can have on the life of a child growing up in uncertain times.
Furman says goodbye to the class of 2019 Furman alum and NPR correspondent Eleanor Beardsley '86 spoke to the graduates.
John W. Parks IV ’93 receives Distinguished Teacher Award Parks is professor of percussion in the College of Music at Florida State University.
Paladins Break Dins Day Giving Record More than $2.5 million was raised during the university’s fifth annual Dins Day.
Launching entrepreneurs toward success Small businesses get off the ground and thrive with the help nonprofits led by Furman alumni.
Majority of Americans oppose Trump impeachment hearings Politics and International Affairs Professor Danielle Vinson is quoted in an article based on a recent poll from the PBS NewsHour, NPR and Marist.
