Mill Village Farms grows healthy food, opportunities and hope Dan Weidenbenner '11 and Chief of Staff Liz Seman are quoted in a story about Mill Community Ministries and its impact on Greenville County. Read more
Alumna stands in for Kamala Harris during inauguration rehearsal Local news organization picks up on TSgt. Stacey Holliday's role in Inauguration Day rehearsal.
One land’s work at healing can help U.S. Mathematics Professor John Harris reflects on his visits to Northern Ireland and offers ways to help mend a fractured U.S.
Furman Announces New Giving and Recognition Societies Furman announces the launch of the Bell Tower Society, Rose Garden Society and White Oaks Society.
Local filmmakers look back on ’80s Christian rock with ‘Electric Jesus’ Chris White '92 writes and directs a film about a mid-80s Christian hair-metal band that figures into a coming-of-age tale.
Message from President Davis: A commitment to our democracy In the wake of the Jan. 6 mob violence in Washington, D.C., President Davis wrote, "We must hold sacred and protect our democratic institutions and the sanctity of our vote and the electoral process."
‘Fortunate Ones’ peeks behind the veil of Southern gentry Ed Tarkington '95 lands glowing reviews for his latest book about the South, money, privilege, politics and identity.
Opinion: Ask yourself a different set of questions Mathematics Professor John Harris '91 is faculty director of the Cothran Center. He urges us to think deeply about lessons learned from 2020.
Kim Jackson ’06 becomes Georgia’s first openly gay state senator Also the first out priest of color to be ordained in the Episcopal Diocese of Atlanta, Jackson says she'll work to help "people who have been left behind."
Mary Seawell Metz ’58 champions faculty development with $1 million directorship endowment Mary Seawell Metz ’58 has committed to endow the director position of the Faculty Development Center.
