Spartanburg’s Northside Initiative honored by Furman’s Riley Institute Former South Carolina Governor and U.S. Secretary of Education Dick Riley presented the inaugural OneSouthCarolina Partners in Progress Award. Read more
Pathways to STEM success: The first year experience An NSF S-STEM grant funds a Furman program that smooths the transition from high school to college.
South Carolina hate crime bill Local news source turns to Brittany Arsiniega to shed light on why a hate crimes bill is stalled in the Senate.
Furman student taps into childhood passion to add color to campus Isaiah Ives, a junior from Boston, is a bridge-builder. Check out his creations on campus made of K'nex.
Here is a hard historical truth: Slavery powerfully shaped Harvard Tomiko Brown-Nagin coauthors an opinion piece announcing a report focused on the role of slavery at America's oldest university.
Greenville Chorale program spotlights American music, tribute to Ukraine The ensemble will present the world premiere of “Everyone’s Voice” by Mark Kilstofte, Furman's composer in residence
The “food desert” concept missed the mark, sociologist argues Ken Kolb, professor of sociology, published his latest essay in TPM
WYFF News 4 covers LDOC TV station interviews students about the traditions on last day of class and about what's next for them.
Funding local ventures + a new West End eatery GVL Starts, a program of The Hill Institute, held an incubator event during #StartupGVL. Three startups win cash.
Krista Just to be Furman ROTC’s first-ever woman U.S. Army infantry officer Local media outlets cover a first for Furman's Paladin Battalion.
