Can Trump improve his approval rating?
Professor Danielle Vinson is quoted in an article that looks at President Trump's first six months in office.
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Donald Trump, European leaders and a forced Christmas dinner
Furman Political Science Professor Brent Nelsen opines on President Trump's meeting with Eurpean leaders
Power of the internship
History professor Courtney Tollison writes about the importance of engaged learning and how Furman has pushed its students to experience the world outside the classroom.
Are South Carolina schools really the worst in the nation?
Cindy Landrum of the Journal breaks down what it means to be ranked 50th in the nation for education. Furman Education professor Paul Thomas weighs in.
Live close to the gym
A study by professor Julian Reed is cited in a Wall Street Journal article about how geography might be affecting your workout schedule.
High Noon on April 5: Brent Nelsen looks at Trump presidency
The Furman professor of Politics and International Affairs will speak on “The First 76 Days: A Look at the Trump Presidency” at the Upcountry History Museum-Furman.
Danielle Vinson authors book about Congress and the media
Vinson goes back four decades to examine how members of Congress have increasingly embraced media relations as a way to influence national policymaking and politics.
Spring High Noon lecture series begins March 22
On the eve of the 100th anniversary of America's entry into World War I, history professor Courtney Tollison will kick off the series with a talk about Greenville during the Great War.
Sen. Graham’s challenge
Professors Brent Nelsen and Danielle Vinson say South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham’s role in Congress will become more important than ever during the Trump era.
Professor Tom Smythe to speak at SEC Evidence Summit
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission invited the business and accounting professor to discuss his mutual funds research at the March 10 summit in Washington, D.C.