30 of the most beautiful college campuses in the world The long-running fashion and style magazine includes Furman University in its list of must-see college campuses. Read more
How Greenville group is confronting racism and nation’s ‘biggest lie’ Former board member Baxter Wynn pens an opinion piece about the unspoken but real racial bias he saw growing up in the 50s and 60s in South Carolina.
Chandra Dillard named City History and Heritage Advisor State Representative Chandra Dillard steps up to help the City of Greenville preserve and protect its rich history.
President Davis takes part in Chronicle of Higher Ed virtual panel The online discussion focused on how students impact the college business model.
Duke Endowment’s $25M grant keeps Furman’s student stipend program going Anna B. Mitchell unpacks the real import of The Furman Advantage. She highlights Charlie Lott '21, who is majoring in economics and sustainability sciences.
Greenville: The new boomtown for active adults Greenville is home to more than 2,600 students who attend Furman, and an ever-increasing number of citizens 65 and older.
Should Greenville County Schools start a public Montessori program? Montessori programs in Greenville County only exist in private schools. A 2015-16 study by the Riley Institute showed that Montessori students performed higher than their peers.
How ‘Slingshot’ will find March upsets, Cinderellas and underdogs Mathematics professors Liz Bouzarth, John Harris and Kevin Hutson team with NCAA Tournament analysts to better predict tourney outcomes.
Appalachian Bear Rescue welcomes new cub, ‘Furman Bear’ Newest member of Appalachian Bear Rescue gets a great name and a new lease on life.
America needs history and civics education to promote unity Six former U.S. secretaries of education get behind an education initiative that promises to help mend a divisive political climate.
