A most impressive start Has any basketball team in America enjoyed a better eight-day span than the Furman Paladins? Read more
Peace Center unveils sculpture of former Governor Dick Riley The sculpture, which will be placed in downtown Greenville, honors the Furman alum and former U.S. Secretary of Education.
How much do SC colleges really cost? An article looks at the “net price” of attending the state’s colleges, noting Furman’s efforts to provide financial aid to its students.
Furman basketball’s Andrew Brown takes nothing for granted Andrew Brown's return to the court Nov. 6 after surgery-gone-bad was anything but "routine."
S.C. public Montessori programs can bridge achievement gap Furman's Brooke Culclasure and David Fleming write an opinion piece about the impact of the public Montessori school model.
10 reasons to move to Greenville The list includes a raging art scene, affordable living, gorgeous scenery. and, of course, Furman.
Athletes use discipline, competitive spirit to their advantage Professional cyclist Chris Butler, a 2010 Furman business and accounting and economics graduate, has a new outlet for his competitive drive.
Mandy Powers Norrell falls short in bid for Lt. Governor The 1995 Furman graduate was the running mate of James Smith, the Democratic candidate for South Carolina Governor.
Furman alum elected to Congress David Trone '77 won Maryland’s 6th Congressional District Tuesday night, defeating Republican Amie Hoeber.
Calling all innovative, unique and up-and-coming colleges College Consensus ranks Furman among the “Top 50 Underrated Colleges Doing Great Things.”
