Protecting the Dreamers
President Elizabeth Davis is among nearly 800 college and university presidents who have signed a letter urging Congress to protect the nation's Dreamers.
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Carolyn Day explores one of the strangest fashion trends in history
A recurring theme of tuberculosis as "an easy and beautiful way to die" spurred Furman History professor's research.
An examination of the liberals arts
In an in-depth article, President Elizabeth Davis talks about the role of the liberal arts in higher education.
The best small cities in the U.S.
A travel magazine counts Furman's hometown of Greenville among the 15 best cities with populations under one million.
Greenville might just be the hottest city in America right now
Praise is lavished on Greenville for what it has to offer, and Furman's Music by the Lake Concert Series is included in the list of many reasons to visit.
Legislators call for monument honoring African American Confederate soldiers
The proposed monument would be unlike any other in the state. History professor Steve O'Neill questions the motives of the lawmakers.
More famous than you knew
Furman's Place of Peace makes a short list of interesting sites that moved from one part of the world to another.
Americans are misled by Trump
Politics and International Affairs professor Akan Malici looks at the Iran nuclear deal and questions Trump's motives to disengage.
Greenville groups are raising awareness about Islam, Muslims
Professor Akan Malici and student Muhammad Shafqut help open dialog about Muslims and Islam.
Oct. 6, 1953 was a special day
It was 64 years ago today that Furman broke ground for a new campus on the outskirts of Greenville.