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Storm Update: Furman open for normal operations Tropical Storm Michael is expected to pass through the Greenville area by mid-day and track to the northeast.
President Davis receives William M. Burke Presidential Award for Excellence in Experiential Education The national award is presented annually to a sitting college president by the National Society of Experiential Education.
Furman resumes classes Monday, Sept. 17 The storm caused minimal damage on campus, and the university has returned to normal campus operations.
Classes canceled Thursday and Friday in preparation for Florence, but university to remain open While day and evening classes are canceled, the university will be open Thursday and Friday and all employees should report for work.
Furman rises in 2019 U.S. News rankings University listed among “Most Innovative Schools” and “High School Counselors’ Top Picks” for second consecutive year.
Mentoring program boosts Furman students Furman alum and trustee David Ellison '72 talks about The Furman Advantage and how it is benefiting students.
Let the new academic year begin Furman welcomed the class of 2022 and heard from Judge Keith B. Johnson '05 during opening convocation Aug. 27.
Furman listed in Forbes’ 2018 “America’s Top Colleges” The university is the top-rated school in South Carolina and ranked among the top 20 percent of the nation’s best colleges and universities.
Furman included in Princeton Review’s “Best 384 Colleges” The university received high marks in the 2019 college guide for its politically active students and the accessibility of its professors.
