University to rededicate Furman Hall, unveil new plaque The rededication is the latest action taken based on recommendations by the Task Force on Slavery and Justice. Read more
Branding competition challenges students to re-envision common brands Students pushed their creativity to the limit during the Sleep When You’re Dead 24-Hour Brand Design Marathon and Pitch event.
Hundreds gather for historic Joseph Vaughn Day Commemoration ceremony Furman University will celebrate Jan. 29, the day Joseph Vaughn '68 became Furman's first African American student in 1966, annually.
Furman athletic community reacts to death of NBA legend Kobe Bryant Former WNBA player Rushia Brown '94 met Bryant, who had become known for his support of women's basketball, last year.
Paladin couple has attended more than 700 basketball games David ’55 and Carol Mauldin ’58 have been attending Furman basketball games since the 1950s and have enjoyed getting to know the players over the years.
Civic and legislative leaders honored at Wilkins Awards Rep. Gary Simrill and Nella Barkley are honored Jan. 14 at the 15th Annual Wilkins Leadership Awards.
Baker, Gerde named to All-SoCon Faculty and Staff Team Elaine Baker and Virginia Gerde join representatives selected from each of the 10-member schools in the Southern Conference.
Furman students offer their hands and hearts to community From packing boxes of food to showing boys how to tie a necktie, Furman students embraced the community this holiday season.
Politics expert: Black voters look for electability Proof of electability is important, as it was for Barack Obama in 2008.
Skylar Lambert ’19 wins undergraduate poster award at conference in Australia Biology major presented autism research done in Assistant Professor of Biology Linnea Freeman's lab.
