Five ways to manage holiday stress You can't eliminate holiday stress — but you can manage it. Here are tips from Cinnamon Stetler, associate professor and department chair of psychology. Read more
Students, biologist discover new clues to how cancer spreads The research advances work that Adi Dubash, assistant professor of Biology, started as a postdoctoral fellow at Northwestern.
Riley Institute, SCETV expand partnership Closer ties will result in more in-depth stories important to South Carolina.
Furman celebrates Dick Riley and 20 years of The Riley Institute Colleagues paid tribute to the Furman alumnus and former secretary of education, who shared stories from his career.
25 Most Beautiful 2019: Meet Health Sciences Assistant Professor Shaniece Criss Health Sciences Professor Criss holds a seat on the Travelers Rest City Council. 'Say it straight, simple and with a smile,' is one of her favorite phrases.
Furman’s Athletic Hall of Fame inducts Caldwell ’76 and Goldsmith ’02 Furman's Athletic Hall of Fame welcomed its 216th and 217th inductees.
A new look at Johnny Tremain’s sexuality Seeing the popular literary character through an LGBTQ lens could open new possibilities.
Furman’s Michael Brodeur opens 2019-20 exhibitions in Thompson Gallery After 40 years of teaching, mostly in higher education, Brodeur will retire at the end of the academic year. He presents "The Veneer of the Familiar” through Sept. 26.
New equipment grant will give faculty, students a look inside molecules Nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy has applications from drug development to renewable energy.
Take a hike (or bike ride or swim): New field guide shows the way Nataley Williams ’21 created a Furman-area field guide for bikers, hikers, swimmers and paddlers.
