The small-school strivers landing big jobs Furman is mentioned in an article about how small colleges and universities are working hard to get their students on the radars of corporate recruiters. Read more
The Greenville story of Troy Terry The executive director for graduate and evening studies has a passion for literacy and service-learning. He shares other interests and hobbies in a Q&A.
With Brexit, AFL gets closer to its European customers Economics professor Jason Jones is quoted in an article about AFL, a global Upstate fiber optics manufacturer.
Clare Ruble has star power Theatre arts graduate Clare Ruble '17 plays multiple roles at Greenville's Warehouse Theatre--in the office and onstage.
D-Day would be nearly impossible to pull off today Colgate University professor and 2008 alumna Danielle Lupton pens an article about D-Day through the lens of today's digital world.
A South Carolina sports dynasty From King, Daniel, Faxon and Pepper to today's players, Furman has few rivals when its comes to a proud golf tradition.
In praise of “Seeking Abraham” An op-ed writer commends Furman’s efforts to examine its past and move toward the future.
Must see rose garden Furman Horticulturalist Sheree Wright hosts podcaster Joshua Guerrero in the Janie Earle Furman Rose Garden.
Diversity champions honored at Upstate Diversity Leadership Awards Several organizations and individuals were recognized for promoting diversity and inclusion in the Upstate.
Harvard profits from photos of slaves, lawsuit claims English Department Chair Gregg Hecimovich is quoted in a story about the ownership and use of photos of the enslaved.
