COVID-19 impact adds hurdles to economic growth Kailash Khandke says South Carolina needs a targeted federal assistance program that goes beyond individual stimulus checks and PPP. Read more
Mayor White: COVID-19, police accountability slow Confederate monument plans Prior to outcry over a Greenville Confederate monument, Courtney Tollison drafted language to contextualize the statue.
Limitations to ‘coming out’ as a social justice strategy Spurred by the #MeToo and Black Lives Matter movements, Scott Henderson pens a piece about "coming out."
A community conversation with Don Gordon The Riley Institute's executive director says we need to understand our diversity "blind spots" to see meaningful change in communities.
Flexibility and power of community, keys to making right choice for students M. Carmela Epright and Michael Seemuller suggest more families should consider in-home learning to make room in schools for children most in need.
USGS, partners track and remove Burmese pythons Matthew McCollister '05 is part of a multi-agency approach to rid South Florida of invasive Burmese pythons.
Furman KA alumni seek to break ties with Robert E. Lee Eighty-four Kappa Alpha alumni of the Iota Chapter signed a letter expressing a desire to cut ties with the Confederate general.
I, too, am a Southerner! Teresa Cosby writes a column about Southern heritage and the "lost cause" narrative.
Furman opts for phased approach for fall semester Local TV crew visits campus to find out what's new for fall. Furman's Connie Carson speaks with reporter Grace Runkel.
Upstate colleges discuss plans for upcoming school year As the start of fall semester classes draws near, colleges ramp up measures to keep students, faculty and staff safe.
