“Heirs of the Founders” author to give American History Book Club presentation Best-selling author H.W. Brands will discuss lessons Henry Clay, John C. Calhoun and Daniel Webster offer for today's politics, Oct. 28 at the Poinsett Club. Read more
PHOTOS: Family Weekend 2021 welcomes hundreds Paladin families gathered at Furman from Sept. 23-26 for Family Weekend, a time to get to know students' home away from home.
Celebrating 30 Years of Giving with His Largest Gift to Date This year, Lee Alexander '84 marks 30 consecutive years of giving to Furman, and he is celebrating that by adding planned giving to his commitment.
Alumnus leads tech support biz for the senior set Tyler Wood '14 co-founded Go Go Quincy, a company that offers online tech support for people 55 and older.
The art of medicine: visual learning fine tunes observation skills Sarah Archino, chair of the art department, leads a visual literacy project with Prisma Health.
President who? People remember president names more than faces A new study of collective memory shows names are easier to recognize than faces, but many presidents still are unknown.
Furman ranks third in South Carolina in NSF funding Grants from the National Science Foundation have grown steadily in recent years.
Wardens’ love of learning creates opportunities for scholars The Joseph and Carolyn Warden Endowed Scholarship bears their name and their legacy.
‘Hamilton’ artist Bryan Terrell Clark: ‘There is a deeper conversation than: Are we being treated well?’ During a recent CLP, "Hamilton" actor Bryan Terrell Clark notes the difference between diversity and inclusion, and true equity.
Music Major Spreads Creative Wings with ‘Butterfly Effect’ Composition Willie Cornish ’22 will present his composition, "The Butterfly Effect," during Furman Engaged on April 13.
