Joseph Vaughn Day public event postponed Furman will find other ways to celebrate Joseph Vaughn on Jan. 29 while postponing a statue unveiling until later in the semester Read more
Getting the COVID vaccine is the most people-loving thing we can do Cathy Stevens writes in an op-ed that getting the COVID vaccine helps protect people with compromised immune systems like her daughter Halle.
A message from President Davis: Gratitude for community President Davis says she feels more confident than ever in Furman’s ability to thrive in the face of adversity, thanks to the spirit of community.
CBR: ‘The Assault on College Financing’ Elizabeth Davis joins policymakers and leaders from Elon University and Elizabeth City State University in a panel about the impact of COVID-19.
Teachers are asked to accept unfair nobility tax Cynthia King, professor and chair of communication studies, pens an opinion column about the sacrifices teachers make.
Furman Focused website provides guidance for fall return Website is a resource and a glimpse into the extensive preparations.
Justicia fights for COVID-19 protections for people who are incarcerated Legal clinic gives students firsthand experience with law while keeping virus in check
Furman’s fall semester to begin Aug. 18 University announces date for commencement, phased return to work
How to rebuild U.S. economy in a post-pandemic world Citing severe shortfalls in local, state and federal tax coffers, Economics Professor Kailash Khandke makes a case for an infrastructure bill.
Can’t stop the FUNC Student-led Furman University News Channel pivoted to go remote after COVID-19 pandemic.
