Should South Carolina cancel Critical Race Theory? Paul Thomas explains CRT and describes the dangers to SC schools if the academic and legal framework is ignored. Read more
For small private colleges, a mixed year in admissions Higher education publication takes the pulse of admissions at small- to medium-size colleges as we move past COVID-19.
Swan Lake (but make it not the ballet) Celebrating the reopening of Furman to the public, GVL Today prepares a list of things to do and see on campus.
With their survival at stake, the LGBTQ community is converting agony into action Brandon Tensley '12 takes a look at the political and social fallout from the Pulse shooting that claimed 49 lives in 2016.
Betsy King The Furman Women's Golf legend and World Golf Hall of Famer is impacting people an ocean away through Golf Fore Africa.
Study finds novel evidence that dreams reflect multiple memories, anticipate future events Forty-eight students participated in a sleep study to help determine how and why we dream.
Jasmine Road’s Beth Messick helps women get off the streets Messick, a 1990 psychology graduate, is 'loving Greenville women back to life.'
Why are dreams so weird? Random doses of nonsense can help computers make sense of the world. Maybe something similar is happening when we dream. Furman's Erin Wamsley gives her insights.
Uproar over statues will prompt ‘assumptions’ about the South Professors put a controversy about the public installation in an art context.
SC veterans and families reflect on those who died as America withdraws from Afghanistan Reporter Thomas Novelly speaks to families who've lost loved ones and reflects on the SC fallen. Buket Oztas comments on the effectiveness of the U.S. presence in the region.
