Teens are paying attention Carrie Silver offers parents words of encouragement as they raise teens in the age of COVID-19 amid a climate of social unrest. Read more
OLLI at Furman to hold virtual classes Nancy Kennedy, director of OLLI, says there's no better time to try a class and get acquainted with Zoom learning.
Preventing college parties? Shame and blame don’t work Connie Carson, VP for student life, says getting students to comply with campus pandemic regulations requires creativity.
Cuomo aide picked to run SUNY draws criticism, optimism Paul Thomas weighs in on the "accountability movement" in a piece about SUNY's pick for chancellor.
Teachers are asked to accept unfair nobility tax Cynthia King, professor and chair of communication studies, pens an opinion column about the sacrifices teachers make.
Pearlie Harris, community leaders highlighted in Greenville mural Pearlie Harris MA '83 is the focal point of a massive mural project whose theme is diversity and education.
Purple, gold lights shine on landmarks, honor women’s voting rights Courtney Tollison spoke to a reporter about what women endured to win the right to vote.
Two worlds intertwine, opera singer and pharmacy tech Jennifer Wiggins '14 wants to fully support herself through opera. Until then, she is honing her voice and working long pharmacy hours.
Sen. Graham may be ‘in trouble’ with re-election in South Carolina Danielle Vinson says Republican Sen. Graham is in for a tough battle against his Democratic opponent.
How to cope with sending your kid to college Connie Carson comments in an article about how to reduce COVID-19 anxiety among students and parents.
