Techniques for our times: Azar and company make theatre work Theater was one of the first things to shut down in the wake of COVID-19. But Maegan McNerney Azar and her colleagues in the theater department have other ideas. Read more
Rawlings, students come closer to understanding how to fight infectious disease Research focuses on how T cells act as heat-seeking missiles to attack pathogens – but can also cause harm.
Dins Vote working to keep student voting on an upward trajectory Student group's goal is to have at least 50% of Furman students cast a ballot in the 2020 election.
Furman monitoring Sally; will update campus as needed Furman University is monitoring the forecast for Hurricane Sally and how the storm could impact campus and Greenville area.
FIRST EVER VIRTUAL #FURMANATHOME HOMECOMING STARTS MID-OCTOBER FOR ALUMNI Due to COVID-19, on-campus activities for alumni will be postponed, and Homecoming festivities will be virtual.
Furman Alumnus Gives $4 Million to Support Student Experiences, Institute for the Advancement of Community Health Access to health care has been a historic struggle for people of color, the underserved and the uninsured.
Quinn McConnell ’23 researches mental health resources in veterinary schools Summer research sheds light on the stress that veterinary students experience and what can be done.
On the front lines of Florida’s fight against Burmese pythons Matthew McCollister '05 is a wildlife biologist at Big Cypress National Preserve, where the focus is on stopping the spread of the massive, invasive predators.
Alumnus fights to keep his company alive amid unprecedented pandemic Brad Casanova '03, M'05 had just opened a second location of Archetype Brewing in Asheville, North Carolina, when the coronavirus struck.
Can’t stop the FUNC Student-led Furman University News Channel pivoted to go remote after COVID-19 pandemic.
