The neuroscience research of Anju Saxena '21 is one of the engaged learning experiences featured at Furman Engaged on April 13.
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The loyal Furman alumnus and long-time proprietor of Greenville’s famed Country Ham House, is retiring later this spring after 36 years in the restaurant business.
The reasons people give are as varied as the people giving, but all give to impact students now and well into the future.
Academic Affairs announces the list of students making a GPA of 3.4 or higher during fall semester.
David and Debbie Spear establish a fund to enrich the Furman experience for health sciences majors, the chosen field for their son Sam Spear '09.
Two white students take a year of Exploration of Vocation and Ministry to learn about racism, build anti-racism skills.
Furman will find other ways to celebrate Joseph Vaughn on Jan. 29 while postponing a statue unveiling until later in the semester
In the wake of the Jan. 6 mob violence in Washington, D.C., President Davis wrote, "We must hold sacred and protect our democratic institutions and the sanctity of our vote and the electoral process."
Location offers students, faculty and staff opportunities to work closely with city, county and private parties on innovation and entrepreneurship initiatives.
“Carolina’s Golden Fields: Inland Rice Cultivation in the South Carolina Lowcountry, 1670-1860” explores the rise and fall of rice plantations in South Carolina.