Working to fill the empathy gap Brittany Wright '19 spent the summer as a research assistant studying cross-racial empathy and its effects on healthcare. Read more
Furman alum studies what listeners perceive as ‘gay speech’ Evans-Sago ’09 says we associate different meaning to different parts of speech, which may be specific to a language, region or people.
Report reveals optimism, challenges of Hispanic community The report, “Hispanics in Greenville,” found that 90 percent of participants expect their children to be better off than they are.
‘There is no feeling like being free’ Anthony Ray Hinton's story of spending nearly 30 years on death row for crimes he didn't commit captivated a capacity crowd at McAlister Auditorium.
TEDxFurmanU speakers explore chronic illness, female empowerment Nomonde Gila ’19, who is South African, sought to inform Americans about the millions of young African women without access to education.
Former death row inmate Anthony Ray Hinton to speak Feb. 27 Anthony Ray Hinton will speak about his nearly 30 years on Alabama’s death row Wednesday, Feb. 27, at 7 p.m. in McAlister Auditorium.
Black History Month celebration continues with talk by Geoffrey Habron Professor of sustainability science will deliver "Environmentalism and Social Justice" in the Patrick Lecture Hall.
Black History Month celebration begins at Furman A kick-off party on the Trone Student Center steps was the first of multiple events and programs scheduled for February.
Furman enters into admission pathway agreement with Chinese university Beginning in the fall, students who spend a year at Sichuan University in Chengdu will have the opportunity to graduate from Furman.
Student leads initiative to honor Furman’s first African-American student Adare Smith '20 spearheads an effort to recognize Joseph Vaughn '65.
